Re:Data as a Property Right
by skybrian on Thursday October 17, 2019 @05:47PM
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This isn't making a whole lot of sense to me. Capabilities seem to be about making sure that sandboxed software doesn't get unauthorized access; it presumes you have a trusted environment (whether software, OS, or hardware) to enforce the capabilities.
Meanwhile, blockchain computation is about getting useful work out of untrusted participants. It doesn't seem like a fit.
Also, how do you do any calculation at all without decrypting the data? Or if you're thinking homomorphic encyption, what does a blockchain have to do with it?
Meanwhile, blockchain computation is about getting useful work out of untrusted participants. It doesn't seem like a fit.
Also, how do you do any calculation at all without decrypting the data? Or if you're thinking homomorphic encyption, what does a blockchain have to do with it?