Tim Draper discusses ARCatar, a startup addressing how AI and digital laws are eroding trusted relationships. He argues that our digital selves can be more valuable than physical assets and need legal protections and ownership structures.
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When I was a kid, I was—I didn't start any companies, but I started a lot of like what I would call like movements. And that's really what our Qatar is actually. It's a startup, but it's really a movement to me. Our trusted relationships are going to really struggle the more that AI gets out there and the more that these digital laws get rolled out. Enabling trusted relationships is—is as big of a problem as all the stuff in the newspapers. Our digital selves. are actually worth, for a lot of us, are worth more than our homes and our cars. But there's no protection, there's no legal structures around how we own those things, and that's really what we're trying to create. Howdy.