@kontextcontext @huobi_incubator @ABGAasia @FBGCapital@SanctorCapital@capital_spark Pretty much what we built, but skipping the first hurdle of any decentralized Social platform: User acquisition.
I should own this tweet @lensprotocol#digitalroots sig:0xb83c67aefadd0dad620cc7757ab23713729b711828dac65a69347491fd3c78af46a4bab60fee9b615568082328910f177cd051ccbbbeacd08f3c0550ff004e001c https://t.co/3o1dWqdFVX
Web3 is taking an economic approach to the problem of sorting the abundance of information online:
Social Media, search, personalized ads, and content recommendations will immensely change in the coming years.
And it all starts with self-sovereign storage like @ArweaveTeam
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@ArweaveTeam 4/x
This gives us users a price for pieces of our data, plus the AIs output - allowing us to control their Twitter feed, their Google search feed, etc.
This way, web3 will remove power from data monopolies and pioneer a marketplace for AIs and UIs built on top of our data.
Web3 is taking an economic approach to the problem of sorting the abundance of information online:
Social Media, search, personalized ads, and content recommendations will immensely change in the coming years.
And it all starts with self-sovereign storage like @ArweaveTeam
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@ArweaveTeam 3/x
Where existing decentralized data marketplaces upload a bunch of user data online, looking for a any buyer with a use case, Arweave allows the use case to come to your laptop.
A decentralized Google FLoC. https://t.co/UDd1iRWJ9u
@ArweaveTeam Instead of tracking you through 3rd party cookies, Google and Apple started to analyze your device data locally.
Google sells this technology as a win for privacy, while it actually gives Google more and users less control over the usage of their data. 2/x
hey @AdamSpitz ๐ left you a comment https://t.co/EUSQVZVDQt
tl;dr Instead of opt-in vs. opt-out, I'd see both as input to an algo that Twitter optimizes for negativity, and we could optimize for positivity.
@moxie Responded!
I think the status quo comes from a present-day "missing middle" where we have centralized-but-easy things and decentralized-but-hard things, but new tech (w lots of cryptography!) actually is on the cusp of giving us the best of both worlds.
https://t.co/XIx8f2oiVi