Two Ages One Chain

Can AI kill us? Episode 10: 0:00 Intro 1:26 The Biggest Hack in Crypto History 2:27 North Korea's Lazarus Hacker Machine 6:16 Elon vs. CZ on the Timeline 8:13 Are Banks Actually Safe? 10:40 How Texas Turned Blue 14:52 Real Madrid Explains US Politics 16:25 Flash News With Nicolas 18:37 Alphabet's Worst Day Since IPO 22:56 The AI Extinction Iceberg 24:35 Meet Kelano and Alex 28:02 Will AI Kill Us? 32:17 AI Widens the Rich-Poor Gap 35:16 Why Nobody Can Opt Out 40:03 Building a Business With AI 44:56 Enterprise Value Is Dead 47:58 When AI Agents Break Out 53:27 Teach AI, Don't Sell Automations 56:50 Two Paths to $10K a Month

Kelano says you can ask Claude or ChatGPT to design a six-week course on any topic and learn as much as from a paid resource or the YouTuber you are watching.

Kelano moved from selling AI automations to teaching companies to use AI, and points out that 95% of people do not pay for any AI subscription yet.

Carlos worries about AI warfare and escalation and says humanity's huge bet on AI cannot even be compared to the internet: it is much bigger.

Kelano describes the moment he could connect external tools and APIs to Claude so it worked for him, not just with him, which was only about a year ago.

Alex argues that non-catastrophic AI mishaps, like a bank hack that can be rolled back or surprise layoffs, could be the alarm bells society needs to take AI seriously.

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Alex explains how to build businesses where smarter AI is a tailwind, using an automated YouTube channel whose AI slop gets stronger over time as the example.

Alex believes enterprise value is effectively dead for most founders, since AI companies sell for about one times revenue, so you should build cash-flowing businesses instead.

Kelano says five- or ten-year plans no longer make sense in 2026; he only thinks about the next six months and stays agile for whatever comes next.

Bando says social trading brings new content formats, like trading contests you can actually sit down and watch. GMGN is jumping on the trend, and the main incentive is creator rewards.

Bando asks what happens to OpenAI’s IPO if Anthropic’s soaks up all the liquidity. He can’t comment on it, but says Claude is more popular than GPT right now.

Carlos asks Leon what Abstract did with all the PENGU after airdropping it to everybody. Leon says XP holders could have been rewarded in PENGU, because giving them nothing is crazy.

Kelano started an AI automation agency but says the model is dying because anyone with Claude or ChatGPT can now vibe code automations, so he took the opportunity while it was hot.

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Kelano explains why he does not plan years ahead: he launched a ghostwriting business and a reply-guy agency he never imagined, because opportunities show up for those who take them.

Kelano explains why it has never been easier to run a one-person business and shares his goal: a seven-figure business at a 99% profit margin with his wife within 24 months.

Alex says the way to ride the AI tidal wave is to start paddling now: video editors can charge normal prices, edit with AI in two hours instead of two days, and earn more.

Alex would rather have an entry-level job in Australia today than be a medieval king, and believes AI will meet everyone's basic needs so no one struggles anymore.

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