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Under Black Helmet - Juvenile Moral [Code Is Law]

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Smart Contracts Explained: How Self-Executing Code Automates Trust on Blockchains

Smart contracts explained: how self-executing code automates trust on blockchains, with use cases, security risks, legal issues, and future trends.

➤ Smart contracts are self-executing code on blockchains that automate trust and enforce agreements without intermediaries, powering applications like DeFi, insurance, and supply chain management. ➤ While offering benefits such as reduced settlement times and increased transparency, smart contracts introduce risks related to security vulnerabilities, oracle dependencies, and legal ambiguity. ➤ The market for smart contracts is projected for significant growth, driven by DeFi expansion and asset tokenization, with ongoing development in areas like AI integration, Layer-2 scaling, and formal verification for enhanced security and efficiency.

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Exploring Beyond Code 2.0: Into A World of AI.

It’s become a saying on the Internet without many people understanding it: “Code is Law”. This is a reference to one of the works of Lawrence Lessig, revised already since it’s original publication. Code Version 2.0 dealt with much of the nuances of Law and Code in an era where we are connected by code. The fact that you’re reading this implicitly means that the Code allowed it. Here’s an…

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No Gods, No Master(Node)s: Decentralisation, Delegation & Dissent on the timechain

I am currently teaching a speculative design course on DAOs at The New Centre. Yesterday Wassim Z. Alsindi was a guest during our fourth session giving the talk ‘Code Is Law’. Due to technical issues he decided to re-record a expanded version which you can watch above. Warning may contain traces of wordplay (and worldplay)