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Fidji SimoNscaleas Independent Director· Sep 11Josh EngelsMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Joe BentonMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Alan DuongCrux AIas Chief Development Officer· Sep 10Paul ChristianoOpenAI Foundationas Board Member, Safety and Security Committee· Sep 9Jacob CoxonIndependentas Independent AI Safety Advocate· Sep 8Geoffrey IrvingMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8Paul ChristianoMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8Fidji SimoNscaleas Independent Director· Sep 11Josh EngelsMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Joe BentonMETRas Researcher· Sep 10Alan DuongCrux AIas Chief Development Officer· Sep 10Paul ChristianoOpenAI Foundationas Board Member, Safety and Security Committee· Sep 9Jacob CoxonIndependentas Independent AI Safety Advocate· Sep 8Geoffrey IrvingMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8Paul ChristianoMathematical AI Safety Instituteas Scientific Advisory Panel Member· Sep 8

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Tom Lee

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In the archive

  • Opinion

    The Agent Economy Needs a Bank

    Mastercard, Stripe's Tempo, and Coinbase's x402 protocol built competing payment rails for autonomous agents in 2026, and the transaction counts already published point to one billion machine-initiated payments before 2027 ends.

  • Capital & Markets

    What Money Looks Like When Machines Run It

    Tom Lee, Fundstrat's head of research and BitMine's chairman, argues autonomous agents will gravitate toward programmable settlement rails, and Logan Xie and Mark Zalan explain why card networks price machines out of that economy.