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By Dan Saada
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Blockchain as AI's Governance Layer. Here's the part that's actually interesting. Right now, every major AI company sets its own rules…
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CLARITY Act Probably Dead Until 2029. Hoskinson didn't save his pessimism just for AI infrastructure. He's pretty bleak on U.S.
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The Bigger Picture Hoskinson Is Betting On. Put it all together and Hoskinson is making a pretty specific bet.
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Charles Hoskinson wants to blow up how AI gets built. The Cardano founder said blockchain will absorb artificial intelligence over the next five to ten years — the same way…
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He laid it out on the Deeptech Insights podcast, and the argument is blunter than most people in either industry want to hear. Data centers are eating the electricity grid alive.
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Not yet clear when exactly. But his window is five to ten years.
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Here's the part that's actually interesting. Right now, every major AI company sets its own rules — what the model says, what it won't say, how it handles outside content.
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And the infrastructure pitch goes further. Instead of billion-dollar data centers burning through power, Hoskinson sees a distributed network running on phones and GPUs — devices…
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He compared it to the fiber optic boom of the 1990s. Companies laid cable everywhere, spent enormous sums, and then most of that infrastructure sat dark for years.
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The idea isn't fringe. Distributed compute has been a serious conversation in crypto circles for years.
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See also: Fidelity Sees 35% Chance Bitcoin Hits $95K if It Surpasses $82K Barrier
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His call: the CLARITY Act won't pass before 2029. That's a long wait for an industry that's been chasing legislative clarity for years.
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The timing is rough. The Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act on September 15, falling short of the votes it needed.
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It's murky whether Congress finds a path forward before his 2029 window. The political dynamics he's describing — regulatory momentum killed by association with a president's…
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He seems genuinely frustrated. Not just about the vote, but about the pattern. Crypto has been close to meaningful U.S. legislation before and watched it slip.
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