Bitcoin and AI: Unlocking New Payment Models for a Digital Future The September 7, 2023 episode of ARK Invest's podcast features Cathie Wood and a panel of experts, discussing the emerging convergence of Bitcoin and artificial intelligence (AI).
Bitcoin and Digital Sovereignty: The New Frontier of Economic Freedom In the June 12, 2023 Portal Orange podcast episode, Michael Saylor and the hosts explore how Bitcoin represents a shift in the concept of property, enabling individuals to achieve economic sovereignty and resist the control of centralized authorities.
Decentralizing Bitcoin Mining with the DATUM Protocol: Ensuring Network Resilience The October 9, 2024 episode of Bitcoin Fundamentals, featuring Jason Hughes and the Bitcoin Mechanic, focuses on the decentralization of Bitcoin mining, specifically through the development of the DATUM protocol.
Bitcoin, Praxeology, and the Future of Freedom Technology The October 9, 2024 episode of the Bitcoin Infinity Show featured guest Max Hildebrand exploring the philosophical foundations of Bitcoin through the lens of Austrian Economics and praxeology, the study of human action.
Decentralizing Freedom: Bitcoin, Nostr, and AI's Role in the Future The October 4, 2024 Mr. Obnoxious episode featured Ben Arc, who explores the intersections between Bitcoin, Nostr, and artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on how decentralization in these areas can drive future technological advancements.
Softwar Revisited: Reframing Non-Lethal Warfare in the Digital Age with Bitcoin The May 15, 2023 episode of the What is Money podcast revisits Jason Lowery's ideas on Softwar. Having had thinking time, Lowery now posits that Bitcoin, traditionally framed as a form of money, should be reframed as a power projection technology, particularly suited for the domain of cyberspace.
Bitcoin's Role in the Power Projection Game (part 5) The March 3, 2022 episode of the What is Money podcast finished the 5-part series with Jason Lowery. In episode 5, Lowery explains that Bitcoin's strategic significance lies not in its operational efficiency but in its completely unique position as a decentralized and trustless monetary system.