Cathie Wood on Tesla-SpaceX Merger, $1M Bitcoin, More AIs Than Humans | EP #296 | Moonshots Live
Peter Diamandis hosts Cathie Wood, Emad Mostaque, and Nikhil Chandhok to discuss how AI, crypto, and physical infrastructure will reshape the economy through 2026 and beyond.
The gist
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Mostaque says AI agents will outnumber humans on the internet within a year, requiring blockchain-based financial infrastructure to settle transactions at near-zero cost.
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Wood says healthcare is the most undervalued AI opportunity today, pointing to drug discovery advances like Moderna's cancer vaccine as examples.
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Wood maintains her forecast of $1 million per Bitcoin, citing stable coin adoption and geopolitical pressure to move away from the dollar.
"I do an exercise — go to ChatGPT or to Grok and say, 'I want you to consult with futurists, scientists, engineers, science fiction, economists, strategists and tell me what the new jobs associated with our five major platforms will be.' And you know, asteroid miner did come up..."
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"I love it. I don't touch the touch wheel. We, you know, at home we have two Teslas and it's like it's magic. I would never drive another car. That's not a commercial for Tesla. ..."
"I do an exercise — go to ChatGPT or to Grok and say, 'I want you to consult with futurists, scientists, engineers, science fiction, economists, strategists and tell me what the ..."
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"I love it. I don't touch the touch wheel. We, you know, at home we have two Teslas and it's like it's magic. I would never drive another car. That's not a commercial for Tesla. ..."
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"I do an exercise — go to ChatGPT or to Grok and say, 'I want you to consult with futurists, scientists, engineers, science fiction, economists, strategists and tell me what the ..."
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