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July
@july
IF we want real, true AR: augmented reality data, we need information that could be good for a Bloomberg for physical reality; something that uses this verified reality protocol. An SSL for reality. Think of it this way: In the first dot-com run-up, HTTPS and SSL became important because it created infrastructure to be able to trust cryptographically secure text so that one could send credit card information and other things. This built the foundation eventually for e-commerce and Amazon and everything else and PayPal to take place. I would hope for something similar. First, we build an SSL for reality; a verified reality protocol, an open civilizational infrastructure and that eventually l becomes the foundation for overlaying trusted information about the real world everywhere in the world for both humans and AI, robots, and vehicles to use.
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KMac
@kmacb.eth
Where does the ownership property fit into vrp? Is it necessary or will integrity, proof of existence (integrity plus a timestamp), possession, location etc anchored into sources of truth (blockchains) be enough? Have to believe every bit of data will have a proof at some point
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@na
Just saw a VPN analogy. Now SSL.
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Kristina
@kriskris
Reading your thoughts, I come to the conclusion that it's as if you've lived several lives dedicated to gathering the most diverse information, digesting it, and developing the ability to sift out the unnecessary to get to the heart of things
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Branksy Pop
@branksypop
In other words if the AE35 unit had reality protocol, HAL couldn't have lied about it being faulty. ...or it did have VRP, but HAL was anyway the root of all automation on-board. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x47p6nl
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Sujit 🇮🇳 🎩
@0xsujit
That’s a wild vision like cryptographic truth layered over the real world 🔥
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GraspOnCrypto
@grasponcrypto
Why can't video and AR utilize SSL as it exists today?
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Girl Crypto
@elsasutisna9
How
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