In this episode of the Pirate Pod, Michael Arrington (x.com/arrington) and Ron Palmeri (x.com/RonP) discuss TrainSpot, a new data marketplace focused on AI-related content. They explore the implications of data ownership, the legal landscape surrounding content usage, and the challenges faced by content creators in monetizing their work. The discussion also touches on the future of copyright law and the need for a cultural movement to support content creators in the evolving digital landscape.

Topics covered include:

• TrainSpot’s approach with a two-sided marketplace for AI-related content and data
• Content creators’ control over how their data is used - and how they could be empowered
• Legal issues surrounding data scraping and copyright
• Monetization opportunities for content creators in the AI space
• Transparency in data value and the facilitation of fair compensation
• The uncertain future of content rights and AI integration

For more information, visit trainspot.ai.

Disclaimer: The views discussed in this conversation are the views of the individuals, and not of Arrington Capital. This podcast is provided solely for informational purposes and is not financial, legal, tax or investment advice.

The participants of this podcast are not recommending any particular security, protocol, token, financial instrument, or other tradable asset or any investment strategy and is not offering to sell or soliciting to buy any security or asset. Arrington Capital may have an economic interest in any companies or protocols discussed in this podcast.

Konstantin Tkachuk chats with Keli Callaghan about the new startup he has recently co-founded: Titan Network, a new incentive layer for global idle resources. The Titan Network team has a vision for being the one-stop show for DePIN cloud services and joins the podcast to outline how they are making it a reality for people to take available resources they own and put them to work and be rewarded for it.

Konstantin shares his unique background in Web3 and the evolution of Titan Network and how it is overcoming the barriers of entering the infrastructure system. The discussion covers a range of topics that include:

• Technological advancements that enable Titan's operations, including why this advanced level of edge and cloud computing was not technically feasible in the past.
• The potential future of decentralized cloud services as the world becomes more decentralized.
• Why Titan Network is built on Cosmos SDK (hint: being able to tailor to use cases on edge devices is hyper critical).
• Economic benefits for participants in the infrastructure systems of the future.
• Uptime, service level agreements for mission critical items, flexibility, and 50-80% cost savings.

The discussion also covers running nodes in outer space, early use cases, the current status of Titan Network, and how to get involved in Titan’s TestNet and upcoming MainNet. Learn more about Titan from their website and give them a follow on X.

Disclaimer: The views discussed in this conversation are the views of the individuals, and not of Arrington Capital. This podcast is provided solely for informational purposes and is not financial, legal, tax or investment advice.

The participants of this podcast are not recommending any particular security, protocol, token, financial instrument, or other tradable asset or any investment strategy and is not offering to sell or soliciting to buy any security or asset.

In this episode of the Pirate Pod, Keli Callaghan sits down with Jacob, the founder of Glacis Labs, a company pioneering cross-chain communication to facilitate the seamless exchange of data. Jacob shares his journey into Web3 (via JP Morgan, Lido, Near, and more), the challenges faced in cross-chain messaging, and the security issues that arise from current systems - including those driven by fragmented liquidity. As our industry matures and billions are at risk, making sure those assets are protected and have enterprise grade uptime is critical. Glacis’ viewpoint is that security will move towards a more prominent focus and what Glacis brings will minimize fire drills and create better liveness and uptime. The conversation also covers the current fundraising landscape, building for developers, the proliferation of incompatible standards, and more.
Glacis on X: https://x.com/glacislabs
Glacis DevRel on TG: https://t.me/+LceMilATVYo2MDQx
https://glacislabs.com/

Disclaimer: The views discussed in this conversation are the views of the individuals, and not of Arrington Capital. This podcast is provided solely for informational purposes and is not financial, legal, tax or investment advice.

The participants of this podcast are not recommending any particular security, protocol, token, financial instrument, or other tradable asset or any investment strategy and is not offering to sell or soliciting to buy any security or asset.