Calculators can do math per CEO of Texas Instruments.
@naval
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AI Empowers Programmers to Automate Other Jobs
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AI won’t replace programmers, but rather make it easier for programmers to replace everyone else.
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PayPal’s Regulatory Legacy: Crypto Adoption Lessons
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No worries. I remember how a number of the original PayPal people were skeptical about crypto because of their own regulatory battles. Have to keep a beginner’s mind.
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Federal Regulation Impact on Business Decision Making
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If I had to do it over again, I’d stay away from Federally-regulated businesses.
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Regulatory Barriers in AI: New Administration Brings Hope
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I’m not pessimistic. Just wasted a lot of my life looking for ways through the regulatory maze. Hacked together what I could. I do agree the new administration is very promising.
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Crypto Platform Regulation: Navigating US and Global Legal Requirements
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Sure, he can build a new platform but I would suspect that it will look almost exactly like CoinList when done. It’s impossible to avoid the US regulations here, along with those in every other major jurisdiction unless the issuer is willing to break the law alongside you. I
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Legal Compliance Challenges for AI Companies Globally
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You have to follow the local laws (patterned after US law) or US law. You can’t avoid all laws by basing out of Caymans or whatever… If only it were that easy.
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Legal Gray Area in AI Practice Raises Compliance Questions
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Whoops, that’s not legal, but maybe nobody cares.
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Securities Law Compliance Overseas: Regulatory Reality Check
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It’s smooth if you pretend that being overseas gets you around securities law. Anything that touches US investors has to comply with US securities law. *Dozens* of other jurisdictions have similar laws. This looks smooth until people lose money & int’l regulators show up.
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Crowd Sale Participants Receive Direct Token Cap Table Equivalent
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Crowd sale participants get tokens directly which is the equivalent to being on the cap table.