In tech we trust
This is not another hagiographic piece on artificial intelligence (AI) and the infamous blockchains. However, these exponential technologies will change the way we trade, interact, love, and live our lives, more than we dare to imagine. They will especially change three pillars of our being together as national and global citizens, by making them more ‘liquid’, namely broader in scope, faster in their execution and capable of exploding, for better or for worse, our rights and responsibilities. Those are identity, ownership, and work. All of them are fundamental rights of ours, at least in the Western world.
Let’s step back for a second. Who we are, what we own and what we do for a living are all defined by a juridical infrastructure that was heavily finessed during the post-World-War-II era. We continuously updated public and private rights since then. We vote for our officials, in the name of the people and not of God, and always expect justice and law enforce
We współpracy z: https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2024/01/20/the-liquidity-game/
