In this episode, Foundry Fellow, Dyllan Brown-Bramble sits down with Gabrielle Hibbert, a Fellow at the Decentralized Future Council and Hillary Brill an Adjunct Professor and Senior Fellow Institute for Technology Law & Policy at Georgetown Law to discuss the work of the Decentralized Future Council, the future of Web3 law and policy, and why […]
Elections are competitive by nature, driven by the need to constantly attract voters some campaigns are testing out Web3 based technologies and tools. Political organizations have been interacting with decentralized protocols with varying success. What could this look like for this years election and for the future?Read on Medium: https://medium.com/@dwebpolicy/web3-and-electoral-politics-present-capabilities-and-future-potential-b8d1c3eec26d
While many hope that Web3 technologies will transform the internet by decentralizing and redistributing control of essential services and infrastructures, the problems of moderating user generated content aren’t going anywhere. Content moderation has been a major concern for Web2 platforms and will almost certainly be one for Web3 apps as well. Those running NFT marketplaces, […]
Today, Biden’s executive order on cryptocurrency upholds that decentralized technologies can be a means for innovation and competition when paired with responsibility and accountability. The Decentralized Future Council supports Biden’s view of embracing responsible technologies with appropriate rail guards to provide benefits to greater society. While Biden’s order is cryptocurrency-centric, the main message regarding all […]
DFC advisor, Hillary Brill and fellow, Gabrielle Hibbert joined Corbin Barthold of Tech Freedom’s “Tech Policy Podcast” for a discussion about the future of the internet, Web3, and what that all means. Yesterday, the Biden administration issued an Executive Order suggesting a more innovation driven approach to the emerging decentralized Web, beyond cryptocurrencies. Brill and […]
