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The Internet we Need/Want
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Amy James, Co-Inventor of Open Index Protocol takes you through a power-packed set of 4 use cases that show the broken state of web2 and the real-time web3 solutions that give us the internet we were promised, need, and want for the future. Chris J Snook then spends 20 minutes diving deeper into this must-see Q&A post session.
02:35 Future predictions
07:15 Creating the record
11:20 Distributing the record
15:40 Showing the demo
20:17 The largest platform
25:20 Published content
29:40 Thinking about the strategy
34:01 Pressure from users
39:20 Interacting with the users
44:35 The truth of the content
49:10 Using things the other people invented
54:40 New distribution model
58:50 Openness and creativity
About speaker
I'm a co-inventor of Open Index Protocol, a blockchain specification for a worldwide public record, and CEO of Alexandria Labs, building products and services for Web 3. I introduced the ’Salutary Protocols’ blockchain economic model to contribute to the ‘Fat Protocol' theory. Previously, I worked in nonprofit arts organizations, politics and as an independent writer/director. I'm stoked for the ways blockchain will benefit creators, platforms, influencers & audiences!
View the profileHi everyone. I'm in the car inventor of world wide public database where anyone can publish and Alexandria Labs is building a protocol. But as you'll see in the presentation, we are just one of many apps that are being built on the spec. We started this project almost to seven years ago, which is just crazy to think about because we were worried about the future of the internet and we were worried about the very kinds of problems that we are now seeing in the news. Freedom with incentives and with trust for the fundamental reason for this problem is that the web
doesn't have a public index and this is resulted in a Walled Garden model that we use as a proprietary and next and distribution network is annoying. Like if I'm an apple music user and you're a Spotify playlist with you, but obviously the problems are much larger than that problems like an index because you do you search for things and they find things on the web, but the problem isn't all of the indexes that we use our private. How's the weather in have a public permanent and impartial internet censorship has become a ramp it
open and use their hearings in Washington and because of that doesn't have a
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