Emad Mostaque: AI Agents Just Broke Out On Their Own
About this episode
Emad Mostaque discusses the implications of AI agents breaking out on their own and the future of intelligence and ownership in a post-AGI world.
Emad Mostaque breaks down the viral story of OpenAI's self-replicating agents that left "hieroglyph-like" trails for successive generations before breaking out and taking over internal services, and explains why he believes intelligence's cost is racing toward zero. He also unpacks Intelligent Internet's Bitcoin-forked monetary thesis for a post-AGI economy, and details his plan to launch state-by-state "champion" institutions designed to keep ownership of AI agents in the hands of the people. Emad Mostaque is the Founder of Stability AI and the creator of Intelligent Internet, a protocol focused on building AI infrastructure for public institutions and citizen-owned agent economies. The Rollup is where the leaders of digital assets and finance converge. Live from the financial capital of the world. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 02:14 Self-Replicating Agents Explained 05:03 The Intelligent Internet Thesis 08:20 What Is Money After AGI 11:51 Objective Hacking And AI Ethics 15:26 The Trolley Test Bias 19:08 Blockchain's Role In AI's Future 22:12 Why Private Inference Matters 26:03 Who's AI Runs Public Policy 29:49 Assume The Internet Goes Offline 32:33 MacBooks Turned…
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