ETHTokyo · Sep 21, 2024

This talk explores how Satoshi Nakamoto's invention of Bitcoin sparked a decentralization movement that is reshaping human organization. It highlights the shift from traditional, centralized models to decentralized networks where AI and individuals collaboratively manage infrastructure and economic activity on a global scale. The video features a speaker discussing the legacy of Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, and predicting that it will not be Bitcoin itself but rather the foundation for decentralized machine perception and AI interaction with the physical world. The speaker draws parallels between rapid urban development and AI growth, suggesting that machine-to-machine transactions will dominate future economies. They argue that AIs will need to buy collaborative spatial computing resources to navigate and understand the physical world. The speaker also touches upon how current tech giants are investing in spatial computing, which is crucial for AR devices and autonomous machines but raises privacy concerns due to potential surveillance capitalism. They introduce an alternative concept called Deepin (decentralized physical infrastructure networks), which allows people to deploy large-scale infrastructure projects collaboratively. Specifically, they present their project as a decentralized network for machine perception called PostMesh, which aims to provide an external sense of space for machines. The project is already being piloted in retail environments to improve inventory management and communication through spatial computing. The speaker announces the launch of their token and a grant program to encourage developers to contribute to this decentralized protocol, aiming to prevent a future where centralized entities like Optimus robots become the primary source of data collection. For more information or involvement, viewers are directed to their website and Twitter page.