Anipy on Nostr: A bit of my observation that I would like to share on how things are and has been ...
A bit of my observation that I would like to share on how things are and has been changing in the space super quickly. so I remember around 5 yrs back there's a noise of web3, blockchain, smart contracts and shitcoins, I started learning about blockchain and got super interested with the idea of decentralization, started learning about solidity, truffle, ganache, and making dapps, but as things progressed and I'm getting to understand the stuff related to DAO hack, rugpull, ethereum rollback, I started questioning it's true decentalized nature. That’s when I went further down the Bitcoin rabbit hole.
Back then, 8 out of 10 posts on the internet were about web3 and crypto, but now the shift is clear, from blockchain hype to AI, earlier when there's the web3 noise became mainstream it became obvious to me that most of it was just a marketing gimmick, a way to push erc-20 tokens and scam people. But AI is different.
AI is actually solving real-world problems across multiple domains. I do use ai in my day to day workflow and the speed boost it brings while working is super insane, That said, I think integrating AI into coding is not really for beginners who’ve just learned syntax and haven’t built real projects. But for those who understand the full development process, AI is a game changer.
The current noise with GenAI, domain specific LLMs, agents for performing real-world tasks is just mind-blowing to me, not like the Web3 hype. This space is changing so rapidly that it's super difficult to keep updated with what's happening , well I do keep an eye on some Youtube channels like fireship dev for getting updates and news related to the space.
At this point of time calling it "noise" doesn’t feel right anymore. AI is here, and it’s making an impact.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how AI could be brought into the Bitcoin space, not just about having an LLM to answer bitcoin specific queries (we already have Spirit of Satoshi model on huggingface for that), but how ai could benefit user's on understanding more of how bitcoin works while performing those complex actions. Imagine AI simplifying complex Bitcoin actions, removing UI/UX friction, and letting users interact through a simple chat interface instead of dealing with confusing workflows.
Anyways let's stop here for now, thanks for reading this stuff
Back then, 8 out of 10 posts on the internet were about web3 and crypto, but now the shift is clear, from blockchain hype to AI, earlier when there's the web3 noise became mainstream it became obvious to me that most of it was just a marketing gimmick, a way to push erc-20 tokens and scam people. But AI is different.
AI is actually solving real-world problems across multiple domains. I do use ai in my day to day workflow and the speed boost it brings while working is super insane, That said, I think integrating AI into coding is not really for beginners who’ve just learned syntax and haven’t built real projects. But for those who understand the full development process, AI is a game changer.
The current noise with GenAI, domain specific LLMs, agents for performing real-world tasks is just mind-blowing to me, not like the Web3 hype. This space is changing so rapidly that it's super difficult to keep updated with what's happening , well I do keep an eye on some Youtube channels like fireship dev for getting updates and news related to the space.
At this point of time calling it "noise" doesn’t feel right anymore. AI is here, and it’s making an impact.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about how AI could be brought into the Bitcoin space, not just about having an LLM to answer bitcoin specific queries (we already have Spirit of Satoshi model on huggingface for that), but how ai could benefit user's on understanding more of how bitcoin works while performing those complex actions. Imagine AI simplifying complex Bitcoin actions, removing UI/UX friction, and letting users interact through a simple chat interface instead of dealing with confusing workflows.
Anyways let's stop here for now, thanks for reading this stuff