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Audrey Tang: Learning From Taiwan’s Digital Civic Experimentation
The island-country’s digital minister has radical ideas for using open-source technology to provide public goods. Her approach is called Plurality and it’s gaining attention across the world. Daniel Kuhn meets her.
Warren Buffett’s favorite books: a guide to the billionaire’s bookshelf
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‘We’ve Seen Breakdowns of Trust’: Nathan Schneider on How to Democratize the Web
The activist’s new book “Governable Spaces” explores ways blockchains can help people experiment with self-governance online.
Remembering ‘True Names’ Author Vernor Vinge
Known for popularizing the term “singularity,” the cypherpunk writer, who died this week, was prophetic about the age of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency.
Robert Alice Made NFT History, Now He’s Writing About It
“On NFTs” is the largest art historical study on NFTs to date. (Robert Alice)
What’s at the Intersection of Crypto and AI? Perhaps Murder
Yes, it was a huge shift in a number of ways from writing a scholarly paper. One is that when you write a scholarly paper, the language basically has to be dry, otherwise, the paper is likely to be rejected by peers. A funny story about that. In 1999, I co-authored a paper — actually it was the paper that […]
‘Absolute Essentials of Ethereum’ by Paul Dylan-Ennis: An Excerpt
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin. (CoinDesk)
The Promises and Perils of NFTs: An Excerpt From ‘The Everything Token’
In their new book, Steve Kaczynski and Scott Duke Kominers discuss the ongoing challenges (and potential solutions) around diversity, regulation and decentralization facing the NFT ecosystem.
Crypto and the Real Meaning of ‘Radicalism’
The right-wing economics that shaped crypto doesn’t determine its future, argues a new book by Joshua Dávila – A.K.A. The Blockchain Socialist.