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There should be a bill in Congress right now to direct the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts to allow LLM models to scrape all of Pacer without fees. If you want the rule of law taken seriously in the US, you want it faithfully embedded in language models ASAP.
Not sure what Haseeb’s view on AI and the future of money is, so the point I’m about to make may not be germane, but if you’re of the belief that a singularity-like future is coming then you can’t really knock Chris’ vision. Hoarding capital becomes harder for people who can’t
With all due respect to Chris, I completely disagree with this take. Chris argues that "web3," particularly crypto-powered gaming and media, failed due to scams and regulation, and that better regulation will unlock these non-financial cases. OK, think about this for a second.
“Phone books have always been and always will be tech for finance. Their core purpose is financialization.”
Blockchains have always been and always will be tech for finance. Their core purpose is financialization. That’s why architecting a chain to protect unification of liquidity is more important than practically anything else. I am happy the misadventures around things like gaming
If Sam Altman thinks OpeanAI could eventually be run by AI, maybe it’s time to revisit DAOs in earnest. 2021’s enthusiasm had a lot mantras, but a major one was “we’re still early.” I still believe that was correct, but visions of the future were so grand that even the most
I am increasingly convinced that crypto is not a speculative asset class, but an inevitable outcome of a broken global system of finance and IP. The institutional framework we have relied on for decades is weakening. Legal systems, treaties, and global institutions are
On first glance I thought this was a law firm’s pro forma. Echoes from the future…
When I talk to friends about AI and this topic comes up my advice has boiled down to these three things: 1. You should teach them to be curious. 2. You should teach them to be kind. 3. You should teach them math. I haven’t been able to think of a fourth.
Deploying more clarity - steady lads
GM. All of the breathless hand wringing on market structure . . . Steady lads. Delaying the committee markup is actually good for crypto given the state of deliberations. It’s competent negotiation. Roger Fisher and William Ury — the Harvard Negotiation Project founders
One step closer to completing the Generic Ledger
Assembled some thoughts on this in the context of @worldcoin's orbs/proof of human primitive. The word "assembled" is doing a lot of the heavy lifting here... tinyurl.com/2f3v67e7
The block proposing validator has a state change monopoly and we need to work to erode that oower which comes at the expense of the Ethereum user. Wow @maxresnick. Never thought about it in those terms. Cc @GwartyGwart podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…
Memes, at their core, are vessels that carry on ideas or help build a cultural memory. But an irony of meme coin cycles is that people too often forget the lessons of memes past--especially important ones like those highlighted by @DeFiDefenseLaw here:
Why Meme Coins Could Create a Legal Minefield for Celebrities ► decrypt.co/236699/why-mem…
This is a great, succinct summary highlighting a core problem in DeFi that is at the root of many thorny legal issues. I particularly appreciate @NatashaVasan's comparison of our current blockchain infrastructure to modern risk-reducing and deterministic-enhancing analogs in
Read about DeFi’s settlement risks, the implications of reorgs and other “black swan” events, and potential solutions to the certainty problem of public blockchains in my new paper “Settling the Unsettled”, available : policy.paradigm.xyz/assets/writing…
1/ Spent the weekend going through FIT & aggregating issues. People working on this thought flow charts would be useful and so, although it took like 10 hours, I put together a v1 flow chart of a token issuance across the split markets miro.com/app/board/uXjV…
If software is going to eat the world, the law will be one of its last courses.
New world requires us to do new things . . . a16z.com/politics-and-t…
Another reason the US is falling behind in web3 🤦♂️ FTC approves funding for things like track accreditation, furosemide studies, consulting fees, reimbursements so employees can now tip 20% for meals—but it invests NOTHING into growing our country’s competitiveness in @zed_run
FTC approves 2023 budget for Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority: bit.ly/47N2WH7
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