AI systems make millisecond decisions about which services to use online, triggering tiny payments in cryptocurrency because dollars are too coarse. The speaker calls this an "AI paywall" and argues consumers should actively pay for these services instead of being silently charged.
So how do machines think? How do machines make decision on the internet? At each moment in time, each millisecond, they're doing a vendor selection process against all of these tool calls. And I'm going to choose the one that's faster, that's better, that's cheaper at every point in time. And I'm going to pay a tiny microtransaction, AKA digital assets and currencies, 'Cause dollar bills won't get you there. You need a decimal point this long. And so I call it AI paywalls. So that's number one. But the big thing about this whole space that all of Silicon Valley, and I don't see anybody in the world talking about, which is the thing. So here it is for free, everybody. It's get consumers paying. Stop taking from consumers.
