The People's AI: The Decentralized AI Podcast
00:42:28 · Bayley Wang
[00:42:28] S1: I I think what's interesting is that five years in the future, the robots will silently, like, be part of your life. And you won't you won't really notice it, but you'll find that your life has just gotten better. Right? Like, you'll you'll be able to like go to a restaurant and things will be much more timely because there are robots working in the back to make sure that like things are getting done on time. You'll be able to go to a hotel and things will be cleaner and people like people will be working to engage with you and give you a good experience rather than going around and like folding the sheets and doing the laundry because there will be robots handling that. But they won't be they won't be highly prominent in five years. I think that this this idea where like robots look like people and walk around and just see them on the street, that's a little ways off. It's sort of like the early days of of AI, right? Like we got cool features like better Google Translate and and like Google Reverse Image Search. And that was that was all AI. Those were all based on like embeddings and transformers. But they weren't like in your face. Like, they they were just silently making the world better. And the the the big moment like was ChatGPT where you like explicitly interacted with the AI. And I I think maybe someday you'll explicitly interact with the robot, but I'm also not sure that this is the world where you want. Right? Like where the robots are like squarely in your face all over the place. Maybe what you want is a tool that like silently works in the background to make your make your life better.
00:43:49 · Jeff Wilser, Bayley Wang
[00:43:49] S0: Bayley, love that vision. Congrats on coming out of stealth. Really enjoyed the conversation and looking forward to following and seeing where this goes. Congrats again. Yeah. [00:43:59] S1: Thanks, guys. Thanks for having me. [00:44:00] S0: Well, there you have it. Thanks again to Bayley Wang, the cofounder of PrismaX. And thank you again to my partner, Vana, for helping bring this podcast to life. Vana's mission is to promote user owned data to help create user owned AI. Vana's system of data dials are helping to make that a reality. And thank you again to you, dear listener. If this is your first time at The People's AI, please subscribe at Apple, Spotify, YouTube, all the usual places. Three to five stars. Find me on Twitter slash x at Jeff Wilser. Thanks again, and see you next time.