On January 29th, 2020, as Tomiwa prepared to graduate, he began to plan his budget for post-grad life. To his surprise, he discovered that he had accumulated $64,000 in debt. This realization made him question how we, as a society, have allowed the average student to begin their career 28k behind the starting line. Determined to address this issue, Tomiwa decided to take on the challenge himself and founded Atila, a platform designed to help students secure scholarships and mentorship opportunities.

Tomiwa is not only a software engineer, but also a blogger, writer, and avid reader. His diverse interests and skills make him a true polymath. He is particularly passionate about education and the future of AI, as well as the potential of blockchain technology. In this podcast, we'll explore a wide range of topics, including how Tomiwa used ChatGPT to create a crypto wallet and the recent controversies surrounding twitter's banning policies.

Here are the topics that we've covered:

Writing a Crypto Wallet using ChatGPT
Is ChatGPT good?
Shadow Banning & Heaven Banning
Why Bots are actually Better than Human
The real reason that Stack Overflow Banned ChatGPT
The proper way to use ChatGPT to LEARN
School is Killing people's curiosity
School is a monopoly, let the market decide the Tuition
Writing is Thinking
Starting of Atila
Education should be affordable for everyone
Everyone can benefit from a 1-hour conversation with someone else
How is Crypto helping Ed-Tech Start-up
The bottleneck of Crypto mass adoption
Book Recommendations
Advice for Young Founders

Here's the link that was mentioned in our conversation:

Book Recommendations by Tomiwa:

The Black Swan by Nassim Taleb
Benjamin Franklin by Walter Isaacson
Hackers and Painters by Paul Graham
The Elephant in the Brain by Robin Hanson
Poor Charlie's Almanack by Charlie Munger

Checkout Tomiwa's Links here:

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