Preston Pysh hosts software engineers Justin Moon and Shroominic to discuss artificial intelligence, its implications for human rights, and the balance between large language models and privacy. They share insights from their work in the Bitcoin space and their experiences programming and using AI, including Justin's vibe coding session with Jack Dorsey at the Oslo Freedom Forum. The conversation covers the increasing capital intensity of software development due to AI, the energy consumption of AI training, and the potential for AI to empower activists. They also explore decentralized AI, the limitations of large language models, and exciting developments like BitChat and AI's role in education.
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