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First Principles for a Decentralized Future - Hosted by the World Economic Forum
Blockchain governance and adjacent ethical questions will be foundational issues of our age. How can we ensure the technology's benefits are most widespread? The WEF's Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution addresses this question with its 'Presidio Principles,' aka Blockchain Bill of Rights. Featuring Sheila Warren, Leigh Cuen, Aza Raskin, Marvin Ammori, David Treat, Meltem Demirors, Brian Behlendorf, and Amber Baldet.
Joining Forces on Token Standardization - Hosted by IEEE Part three : Digital Assets, Regulation & Market Adoption
This session brings perspectives from enterprises, startups, governments, and open source projects on the current challenges faced by their efforts towards token standardization and market adoption. Join us to discuss Digital Assets, Regulation & Market Adoption. Introduction by Paul DiMarzio Enterprise Solutions for Digital Assets, Gari Singh, IBM European Union Perspectives on Digital Assets, Rapolas Lakavicius, European Commission Tokenization of Capital Markets, Carlos Domingo, Securitize The 4 Barriers to Adoption, Thomas Borrel, Polymath
Going Live: Vicarious Learning for Blockchain Deployment - Hosted by World Economic Forum
Who says blockchain has no use cases outside of bitcoin? WEF breaks down its cross-industry findings into the state of blockchain deployment and shares the critical lessons learned. 100+ organizations. 40+ use cases. 50+ countries. Join Nadia Hewitt, Michael J. Casey, Sheila Warren, Linda Pawczuk, Aya Miyaguchi, Jenny Cieplak and Nicolas Verschelden.
Beyond DAOs and Foundations: The Decentralized Autonomous Association (DAA) Model
Zurich-based MME lawyers Luka Müller and Thomas Linder with blockchain author William Mougayar discuss the legal and regulatory aspects surrounding the application of the Swiss Association model to blockchain projects and organizations.
Content: Reimagined - Hosted by Davis Wright Tremaine
In an age where the exponential virality of memes, videos, stories and all types of content drives awareness like never before, but also delivers false messages and contributes to filter bubbles that enhance political and social divisions, what role can distributed systems and artificial intelligence play in connecting us in more meaningful and positive ways?
First Principles for a Decentralized Future – Hosted by World Economic Forum – Part 1 With Sheila Warren, Aza Raskin and Marvin Ammori
Ethical tech: What does it mean and how do we get there?Blockchain governance and adjacent ethical questions will be foundational issues of our age. How can we ensure the technology’s benefits are most widespread? The WEF’s Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution addresses this question with its ‘Presidio Principles,’ aka Blockchain Bill of Rights.
First Principles for a Decentralized Future – Hosted by World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum Global Blockchain Council is launching a set of principles to provide a baseline for protecting the rights of users in the development of blockchain applications. At this interactive launch event, learn more about the Presidio Principles and sign your commitment to preserving the rights of your users.
Linda Pawczuk on Vicarious Learning for Blockchain Deployment
Linda Pawczuk, global head of blockchain and digital assets at Deloitte, describes the dissonance between blockchain solutions and real problem solving.
Cardstack’s Chris Tse on the Connection Between Creativity and Viability
“I believe that the building blocks for new creative forms has to be combined with building blocks for the commercial terms so that every creative form has better commercial terms,” said creator of Cardstack, Chris Tse.
Nadine Strossen Talks About Freedom of Expression
“With respect to critical issues of public concern, such as the fast breaking developments concerning COVID-19, take the burden off news providers,” said Nadine Strossen of New York Law School “News disseminators and commentators had to vouch for the truth or accuracy as determined by some authority. Now this is impossible.