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Then, the data is disclosed without direct human intervention, just based on logical premises or valid input. #bitlattice #publicinformation lnkd.in/dPhyrGN

#Hibrydada #Question: What can be done to strike a healthy middle ground between decentralization and security? #Answer: Decentralization is security. The only issue is in people mindset - as I mentioned already, developers neither pay enough attention t…lnkd.in/ddkQC5M

#Bitlattice #middlelayer #smartentities #decentralizedcentralization #deepfakes lnkd.in/dJNWQXP

2. it's way harder to plant multiple pieces of evidence the way it could force the network to form a specific conclusion (we assume here that we use some algorithms to weight evidence and give an answer, effectively turning the network into a kind of #oracle). #bitlattice #DLT

1. With respect to #deepfakes - #Blockchain and its successors like #Bitlattice, can provide immutable #ledgers and register specific media. That's all, but it's more than anything else can deliver. The advantage of Bitlattice is that having its middle layer shrouded from users,

#Q: What in your opinion, is the biggest drawback of using #blockchain for preventing #deepfakes? #A: The biggest drawback lies in actual inability to determine, whether the signed media is really the genuine one. But that isn't an internal issue of block…lnkd.in/dw2Ankm

and #deterministically assessing their veracity based on formal rules provided at implementation. Then, it acts as a legal #oracle issuing a verdict. #AI @Hibryda

Current known solutions perform very simple tasks in which AIs excel. With added complexity they will become more erroneous. #Bitlattice provides here a #solution, by accumulating inputs of possibly hundreds of different AIs (in globe wide implementation)

@anna_blume_hh @jamie247 Won't define #Web3, can define Web5 (to learn why 5, read the pre-WP of Bitlattice). Web3 isn't breaking chains imposed by rigidity of blockchains, it just expands connectivity. All basal issues remain untouched. Web5, based on #Bitlattice goes further as it lays new foundation

#Bitlattice provides here a #solution, by accumulating inputs of possibly hundreds of different AIs in #globe wide implementation. #Law #Bitlattice #AI lnkd.in/dAhVAdT

#Bitlattice >> Ability To Decide. "..as the internal layer can self sign it can also produce self-signed inference from those that is reliable by very definition. It's a kind of imperfect oracle (as perfect aren't possible)" - says @Hibryda linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…)

...Hence, that was the natural and only choice. For those interested in Fully Homomorphic Encryption (#FHE) that paper should be interesting: "A Guide to Fully Homomorphic Encryption - University of Mannheim" lnkd.in/d8Aegj3 #quantumcomputing #qc #dlt

The most prominent reason to use #quantumresistant methods of #encryption is that they perfectly fit the structure of #Bitlattice. Or, without specific computational problems those #algorithms make use of, whole instrumentation of Bitlattice wouldn't make much sense. #FHE #dlt

I'm skeptic whether introduction of an external tool, no matter how amazing, could change the situation without taking care first about remodeling humans and their mindsets (without turning them into mindless ants at the same time )- says @Hibryda #QC linkedin.com/pulse/large-sc…

First of all, quantum computing likely won't provide much benefits. Yes, in some areas that tool may be useful, but the class of problems it may help to solve is very limited. Next, scalability of QC is problematic. Topological approach with braids .... linkedin.com/pulse/large-sc…

All system that infer from incomplete information has the same limitations, no matter whether #humans or #machines. #AI #ML #DeepLearning #Bitlattice lnkd.in/dZMtE5k

Let's, for sake of discuss, break down the problem into parts - says @Hibryda So, first, we have FHE, that in order to be worth anything must be performed in quite many degrees of freedom (one of reasons it's computationally intensive). Next, lattices ... linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…)

Join the debate on "Simulation hypothesis - a random thought" lnkd.in/d8se-Ar

New theory of quantum mechanics shows matter is not in the eye of the observer ' | via @telegraph telegraph.co.uk/science/2020/0…

#FreeMarket returns, as actors have no privileged access to information. lnkd.in/dW7_m52