DiffuseTap Podcast

How close are AI agents to becoming as smart as humans?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Jason Sosa, Founder and CEO of Azara.AI, what state of the art AI agents can do, which companies are leading the AI agent revolution, and the best and worst case scenarios of AI agents becoming a part of our daily lives.

What lessons can U.S. traders learn from South Korea to seize lucrative arbitrage opportunities?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Jiho Kang, Partner at Antler, about why crypto arb trading in South Korea has become so popular worldwide, why forex and crypto regulations in South Korea make it hard to execute these trades, and some successful arb strategies we’ve seen so far.

What happens when your citizenship is only digital and not physical?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Lauren Razavi, Director of Special Projects at SafetyWing, about the benefits of becoming a citizen of a digital country, what is the target market for these types of services, and why a standard citizenship is not enough today.

Can AI-powered education truly reach everyone, everywhere, and teach anything?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Nolan Bushnell, Founder of Atari, Inc. and Chairman of ExoDexa Holdings, Inc., about the biggest problems with online learning today, the growing market for AI-powered teaching solutions, and the vast possibilities for personalized, scalable education.

Do you know the origins of the data that powers the AI you use every day?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Jeff Turner of Chapman University and Kate Lynch of NeoSpace about what is ethical or unethical about LLMs today, how gaps in data make AI biased, and what has happened to AI LLMs in the last year that make decentralization important now.

In a world of “fake it till you make it,” can blockchain separate the career pros from the posers?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Dror Gurevich, Founder and CEO of Velocity Career Labs, about putting proof of expertise on the blockchain, who will be able to enter and validate this information, and how non-institutional expertise can be tracked on the blockchain.

Did tradfi “miss” the crypto boom on purpose or by accident?

Next on DiffuseTap, we ask Ken Arnold, Managing Director at Everglades Parkland Advisors, about what has kept traditional finance on the fence about crypto, what needs to change for wealth managers to get started, and what macro changes will make crypto investable.

Are digital artists becoming the lottery ticket of the investment world?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Michael Masucci, Director at EZTV Online Museum, about what has happened in the digital arts space in the last 70 years, whether NFTs are a distribution platform or an art form, and how investors can discover digital assets that could increase in value.

Can crypto unlock a new era of data control and… can consumers finally be fairly paid for their data?

last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Andrew Chen, Co-Founder of Graffle, about owning data versus using free data from the internet, how data provenance would change if all data was on-chain, and how regulators are addressing key risk factors in data management.

Can self-custody and sophisticated wallets shield your crypto from new hacker tricks?

Last time on DiffuseTap, we asked Cody Brown, Founder of Security Research Group, about how crypto cyber security has changed in the last year, what the characteristics of hacks are today, and what investors can do to protect themselves.