The Trust Layer for a Trillion Agents: Blockchain, AI & the Next Internet | Ukeme David

Hi, hi, hi everyone. How are you doing? Um Trust Layer for a trillion internet trillion agents, blockchain, AI, and the next internet. So, my session today is going to leave you with more questions. I'm not here to educate you per se.

I'm just trying to tell you a vision I have of the future of the internet. That's going to be really interesting. Let there be light. You guys know this painting by Michelangelo. So, this is an illustration of God actually passing knowledge to man.

"Let there be light" is the first prompt, I believe that was ever used or or or or written. So, you see, "Let there be light" is something that tech is just catching up with because religion has already known the power of creation through words and prompting from way back. Right? So, that's the first prompt. So, we speak and machines create.

We have that power of creation now. The current internet we have, the internet we've built for the past 30 years, were built around humans, right? There's a website, you have web apps, you have dashboards, you have APIs. Humans initiate almost everything on the web. So, it means we built the current internet for humans and not for any other entities, right?

So, in the coming in the coming years, we'll have more entities use the internet with humans, right? So, we have AI agents as active participants of the internet. That's the shift. Yesterday, humans click on a button, you go to a website, it goes to its database, database gets the data, and you have the service. Now, we have agents, humans, click a button, cloud code, agents go ahead, do a couple of things, get services, protocols, and then come back with information.

In the nearest future, the human in the loop elements might not be in existence. So, it's just going to be an agent agent service agent agent, right? I'm getting somewhere. So, these agents would evolve past chatbots. Right now, it's just chatting.

That's how we interact with these agents. We all know this web one, you can read from the internet. Web two, you can read and write to the internet. Web three, you can read, write, and own. But, the next internet is going to be the agentic internet, autonomous actors and economies.

So, something called the agentic economy. We'll be coming to that. So, this year is my own vision of how I think the future of the internet is going to be. Because if you have trillions of agents, in fact, you have more participants using the internet more than humans, it means the more participants, which are the agents, becomes the majority of users of the internet. What we've built now, the protocols we have, cannot withstand that future.

The internet is going to break. So, that means we need to evolve. So, this is the architecture I have where I'll run you through this real quick, where we have something called a construct. So, everything in the internet will become a construct, and you have worlds. Instead of having websites, your website is just a single entity.

Okay, you want to get data of me. You want to get my data, you go to my website, right? Or you go to my LinkedIn, or you go to my WhatsApp or whatnot. But what if instead of having a website, you have a world of your own where all of your creation, because you now have the power of creation, let there be light. You can create billions of things, billions of assets, all kinds of things.

That's the kind of future where just imagine that kind of world. So, blockchain is a trust layer in that agentic world. Right? There needs to be that trust layer, and I believe blockchain already solves that problem. So, why now?

Why is this even important? Right? We already have some protocols, MCPs. We have A2A, agent to agent protocols. We have APIs.

We have the metaverse. Everybody's building a silo silos. We need to connect everything together for the future of the internet. So, MCP give agent tools. Agent to agent protocol gives agent communication.

That's the communication layer. Blockchain gives agents trust and economic coordination. Right? So, what we're still missing What we're still missing is that layer where everything comes together. AI models intelligence.

So, that's that's pretty much it. That's all. Thank you.

Mhm.