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regulation
“There was a 200 page Biden diffusion rule - 200 pages of regulations on the export of semiconductors. We were turning the AI industry models and chips into a highly regulated industry. And the first thing President Trump did his first week in office was rescind all of those initial regulations. The thing that really makes Silicon Valley special is this concept of permissionless innovation.”
...regulation, and there was a 200 page, it was called the Biden diffusion rule, which was 200 pages of regulations on the export of semiconductors. So we were turning the the AI industry models and chip
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Bold/Contrarian36:38 – 37:14
“Ben Horowitz told Biden officials that regulating AI means regulating math”
scary at times to think about. I think we have a hundred and fifty thousand people per day dying on Earth, and I think AI is probably the best chance we have at stopping that. Whoever is building the
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contrarian take0:30 – 1:12
“USDC is the largest regulated stablecoin because it's compliant under regulations in the US and Europe. There's another one - Tether - but I think it's in the process of trying to clean itself up so it can participate.”
Convincing. Yeah. And convincing and and new folks, and you wanna partner with them. You wanna enable it. You have a a good partnership with, Jeremy Allaire, a friend of mine at Circle. Are they, like
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Business Mechanics10:27 – 11:16
...regulation, this is the way I'm reading it, and the investors and the founders and the tech you know, we need to be steering in the right direction here, all of us. And and he's not using the regulation as a stick explicitly in this post. He's not us
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from transcript48:41 – 50:21
...Right? It's it's like, you know, I'm sure everyone's had this experience back in primary school. You've had a nice teacher who says, oh, you know, we're gonna give you some certain extra freedoms, but don't abuse them. Don't make me take these freedo
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from transcript49:26 – 50:44
...you have regulation, there are economic incentives to get close to the regulators. And I think that's why, as I say, you should have a bias to regulating as as little as possible, especially on economics, if if at all possible. And I I think this thi
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from transcript50:06 – 51:15
...of regulation. And there's always gonna be this cat and mouse game between regulators and the private actors, and we need to make sure that the regulators both do a good job of devising the rules of the system upfront and then are actively fixing it
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from transcript1:12:40 – 1:13:47
“How kid tech companies navigate COPPA and GDPR regulations”
...regulation and, like, making things more compliant? Like, how do you how does Super Awesome use its power to kind of make more change as well? Right. Right. So I'll start off kind of with the the fir
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tactical advice15:47 – 16:21
...regulation is a huge risk like other risks, but that huge risk plays out against that.
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from transcript19:20 – 20:34
...in a way that's so great for the industry that you're gonna detail this all out. And it's one of the reasons why, for example, the Europeans have a super large problem with regulation, not just within technology, but also everything that goes to labo
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from transcript18:39 – 19:48
...regulation needs to balance, you know, safety with innovation because there's also the question of China, which Yeah. That's another hot button political topic. Right? The this idea that The US is in an existential battle with China Yeah. Over AI, an
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from transcript4:16 – 5:40
...regulation. If you look at k 12, for instance, it's a very different system, very different actors in the system and fewer market failures, and you can have maybe less regulation, and you can regulate different things. You can regulate outputs rather
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from transcript1:12:00 – 1:13:02
“If something goes wrong, those investors do not call the fund manager. They call lawyers. They call regulators. They cause delays. And delays are death at institutional scale investing.”
Because if something goes wrong, those investors do not call the fund manager. They call lawyers. They call regulators. They cause delays. And delays are death at institutional scale investing. So how
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Consequences2:53 – 3:14
...regulation? I'm concerned about the asymmetry of knowledge between private and public. We're very fortunate to spend time with some of most brilliant entrepreneurs in the world. And then you go and speak to your regulatory bodies, which, bluntly, jus
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from transcript34:31 – 37:50
“If you are not the regulated entity, you will struggle to capture value and you will struggle to deliver value. The UK has proven a willingness to enable new technology focused innovative businesses to become fully authorized entities.”
But if you are not the regulated entity, you will struggle to capture value and you will struggle to deliver value. And so then the missing puzzle piece was, alright. Well, how do you get to be a bank
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Domain Expertise2:46 – 3:26
“Why America chose regulation over innovation and killed the future”
...the number of regulations in the economy that you know it's just this it was just this like knee in the curve went went exponential, which continues. And so we just, you know, we just, you know, we de
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contrarian take3:24 – 4:23
“It's also really fucking hard. Running a regulated business is really hard. It is capital intensive. What I've seen over and over again is VCs being attracted to the appeal of a capital light model, and then the hammer comes down.”
I think that the caveat is it's also really fucking hard. Running a regulated business is really hard. It is capital intensive. You don't whether you're a bank or not, it's a capital intensive busines
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Consequences33:17 – 34:01
...is no regulation. And Yeah. Despite, like, writing extensively, both of us writing, speaking extensively about the importance of good governance for creating the kind of markets that we wanna create. If Colin can speak more to it in crypto, I I've le
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from transcript8:14 – 9:55
“Social media should be regulated like drugs - tech founder's bold take”
I think it's just it should be treated the same way as a drug to be, like because it is a drug. And so that is for me a a big, no go. You can use devices. You can use screens. You can play games withi
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contrarian take41:41 – 42:18
...a bit. Why don't you trace some of the biggest inflection points, kind of the debates over the last few years, and we'll get to today, maybe, Paul? I think we we have to play a little bit of history.
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from transcript8:56 – 10:12
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