The People's AI: The Decentralized AI Podcast
Who will own the future of AI? The giants of Big Tech? Maybe. But what if the people could own AI, not the Big Tech oligarchs? This is the promise of Decentralized AI. And this is the podcast for in-depth conversations on topics like decentralized data markets, on-chain AI agents, decentralized AI compute (DePIN), AI DAOs, and crypto + AI. From host Jeff Wilser, veteran tech journalist (from WIRED to TIME to CoinDesk), host of the "AI-Curious" podcast, and lead producer of Consensus' "AI Summit." Season 3, presented by Vana.
The People's AI: The Decentralized AI Podcast
Latest Episodes
Why Can't I Take My Data With Me? A Deep-Dive in Data Portability (or Lack Thereof)
Why is it so easy to switch banks, but so hard to move your photos, playlists, messages, or years of digital history from one platform to another?In this episode of The People’s AI, presented by the Vana Foundation, we explore the founda...
The Hidden, Life and Death Stakes of Data Portability in Health Care
What if the future of AI in healthcare depends less on better models and more on whether patients can actually access their own data?In this episode of The People’s AI, presented by the Vana Foundation, we explore why healt...
The 10 Biggest Questions on the Future of AI | Jobs, AGI, Deepfakes and More
What happens when the biggest questions about AI stop being theoretical and start shaping jobs, education, truth, power, and even what it means to be human.In this episode of The People’s AI, presented by the Vana Foundation, we explore ...
The Upside of AI and Data: How We Save More Lives, Build a Better World
What if the next life-saving medical breakthrough isn’t a brand-new drug, but an old generic hiding in plain sight, waiting to be matched to the right disease?In this episode of The People’s AI, presented by the Vana Foundation, w...
The Robots Are Already Here—The Data Gap Is What’s Holding Them Back
What happens when robots stop looking like industrial machines—and start looking (and even feeling) human? And if “replicants” become plausible within our lifetimes, what would it take to get there… and what might it break along the wa...