In this episode of the Conor Chepenik Podcast, Mark Suman (founder of Maple AI and former Apple privacy engineer) discusses the intersection of AI, privacy, and Bitcoin. We explore how Nostr could integrate with AI systems, the implications of training data and copyright, job displacement, and the future of human-computer interaction.Key Topics:Building privacy-focused AI with MapleNostr's role in AI identity verificationCopyright challenges in AI trainingOpen source models vs closed frontier labsFuture of wearables and brain-computer interfacesWhy physical books and letters still matterConnect with Mark:Try Maple AI: https://trymaple.aiX/Twitter: https://x.com/MarkSumanNostr: https://primal.net/marksConnect with Me:https://www.binmucker.com/X/Twitter: https://x.com/ConorChepenikNostr: https://primal.net/p/nprofile1qqsdgz9...Mentioned in this episode:Suno AI: https://suno.comTruffles: https://x.com/itsalltrufflesBrian Roemmele Algo on Twitter/X: https://x.com/BrianRoemmele/status/19...Timestamps00:00:00 The Conor Chepenik Podcast Intro Song00:01:05 Introduction and Mark's background at Apple00:03:50 Transition from Mutiny Wallet to Maple AI00:05:44 Family life and sports00:06:38 Nostr's potential with AI applications00:08:02 Identity verification and data authenticity00:10:24 Selling data for AI training00:12:47 Job displacement concerns00:14:05 Internet condoms and local AI agents00:19:05 Copyright compliance and source material00:23:51 Echo chambers and algorithmic filtering00:26:22 Art and music generation with AI00:30:02 Licensing and open source in AI00:35:46 Copyright cases and legal boundaries00:41:31 System prompts and model bias00:46:13 Music industry parallels with AI disruption00:49:57 Gain cells and energy-efficient inference00:53:25 Wearables and heads-up displays00:57:34 Brain adaptation and lazy loading01:01:06 Human evolution with technology01:05:25 Retro technologies and paper books01:07:36 Email vs physical letters01:09:27 Maple AI recommendation and closing