Welcome back to the 1031 timestamp.

Recap on your host, Marty Bent, joined by the real John Arnold.

We spent some time in New York last week in person.

It was a great time, John.

It was.

We didn't get to meet the other John Arnold, who is, along with me,

we're collectively worth billions of dollars.

But we still have not gotten a chance to meet in person to compare notes on our wealth. But maybe next time. It's going to happen. It's going to happen one day. We have it up here where I think this is episode three and we've noticed, hey, we have no calls to action in the show. So I want to highlight why we come to do this, this video every Monday morning. It's because

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Make sure you get all the list. But as we said, we were in person in New York last week for Bitcoin Investor Week. We spent a couple days up there, a meeting with founders and investors around the city. And we spent a lot of morning time together, particularly at breakfast. Shout out Jack's wife, Frida. We got breakfast there two days in a row. The crux of the conversation was about the impact that AI is going to have on the job markets and that viral posts that went out last week, which after time is set in, it seems like it was a bit self-serving. But John, I'll let you do the setup from here because it was very stimulating conversation last week of breakfast.

Yeah. I mean, there's a lot we could get into, but as it relates to that post, I think it's an

interesting, it was really interesting time, interestingly timed post. You know, a lot has been said in the

last week about, I think that got like 50 million views.

If you don't know what we're referring to, just Google something big is happening on Twitter or have your agent do it for you, better yet.

But basically, a lengthy post that some might call a doom post, others might call it more exciting and optimistic, whatever, but describing all the ways that the acceleration in artificial

intelligence capabilities across the frontier models are quickly and exponentially leading

to potential disruptions to the way that everyone does work.

Any knowledge worker does work and eventually any worker at all. And so go give that a read if you haven't. There have been a couple, a lot of different chains of thought of reactions around that, a lot of which, you know, call it, well, this is just like an AI slot post or this is a post from a guy, you know, promoting his company. It's, it's, it's, he's encouraging you to go spend money on a bunch of AI tools that may benefit him

in some way, you know, whatever. I think the one thing that's interesting about that post,

if nothing else, that's worth like pulling out, is deep in the post, the author talks about

these tools, these models, and increasingly these agentic frameworks developing something

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