Oleksandra Lysenko

This really gives me Psycho-Pass vibes. Not in a “we’re already there” way, but in a “wait, why does this suddenly feel much less fictional?” way. The scary part is how normal each piece feels separately: cameras, IDs, AI, connected devices, until you imagine them all working together. The real question is how society decides to connect and regulate them.

From one point of view, I can see this happening: smart glasses feel like a more natural interface than constantly looking down at a phone. If AI becomes truly ambient, glasses make sense. But from another point of view, replacing phones and laptops completely feels hard. People may adopt glasses as an additional layer, while still keeping screens for deep work, privacy, and control.

Interesting connection between energy markets and crypto. I hadn’t really thought about it from this perspective before. Feels like Bitcoin’s future price will depend not only on macroeconomics, but also on whether people continue seeing it as a long-term store of value during uncertainty. I think psychology plays a huge role here too. If confidence in some other systems weakens, Bitcoin could benefit even more from the “digital gold” narrative.

I can honestly see this happening As AI-generated content becomes normal, trust may become the most valuable thing on the internet again. That’s actually one of the reasons I created this platform - to create space for a real community to grow around discussions about the future

The industry currently feels very focused on “more GPUs = more progress,” but history shows that optimization often changes everything. Still, the biggest value is probably in the balance between the two. That is interesting