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The productionization of AI systems is nascent, but net net, it seems to crush crypto on value creation.
from Is AI the new crypto? by John Luttig
- I sign into a VR casino with my virtual ID (verifiably scarce) and pull up a chair where the dealer recognizes my avatar as TBI (digital representation of property). Since this is my 10th time at the casino, and I’ve been on a heater, my player’s card is shining hot (programmable), signaling that other players should come join my table, which the c... See more
from Crypto Theses for 2022 by Ryan Selkis
- Why are we building this instead of using suppliers?
from Modern Suppliers by Blake Robbins
- NFTs are for proof of ownership. He thinks digital proof of ownership will be issued for cars, houses, diplomas, etc. At its core NFTs is basically a webpage and the technology is basically a blank slate. It’s extremely speculative right now. A lot will go to zero. The market is irrational. Not a pyramid, it’s just people buying i... See more
from Opinion | What the Heck are NFTs? Let’s Ask Beeple. (Published 2021) by Kara Swisher
for an idea to shape society it must be communicated. There are many technical challenges to communicating ideas, and one of the more important ones is applying a gears-level understanding of how people evaluate ideas.
from Intellectual Legitimacy | Samo Burja by Samo Burja
- The proposal would not require an increase in pay, just create flexibility on whether to pay using cash or equity. It comes amid a fierce debate over the fast-growing gig economy, which labor activists complain exploits workers, depriving them of job security and traditional benefits like healthcare and paid vacations.
from Reuters | Breaking International News & Views by Michelle Price
- Fora's mission is to welcome anyone and everyone passionate about travel to earn money creating and selling travel experiences.
from A Better Equation in Travel by Evan Frank
- Paradoxically, there is also considerable persuasion power in inquiry and listening.
from Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most by Sheila Heen
- We can define an expert as someone who has spent a significant amount of time studying a related field, and as such it’s reasonable to assume that experts are slightly better at avoiding the problems of information cascades, binary voting, and free market default values... This is because the time afforded to experts to think allows them the space ... See more
from Curatorial Governance by Tony Lashley