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Trust
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying trust. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2922176-019 : Platform companies embrace an unmediated, flat, and inclusive culture in which trust and value are generated through the platform itself rather than through the management of workers and physical asse
- 2922176-024 : Inclusive and unmediated stakeholder relationships demand a much higher degree of cooperation, loyalty, and mutual trust than control-oriented, centralized, and vertical organizational forms do.
- 2922176-026 : The use of legalese and substantial involvement of the legal department in corporate communications substantially damages the originality and authenticity of those communications, making them mediated
- 2939127-015 : Intermediaries, lawyers among them, are replaced by code, connectivity, crowd, and collaboration.
- 2939127-040 : For the parts of dealmaking and other legal tasks that cannot be placed on a blockchain, the role of non blockchainable agents of trust may expand, and blockchain driven disintermediation of law may i
- 2998033-001 : Blockchain technology lowers transaction costs by eliminating intermediaries, and it substitutes immutability and cryptography for the trust that intermediaries previously supplied.
- 3071378-030 : By establishing a network of transacting parties that trust each other despite anonymity, blockchain technology enables unbiased transactions and eliminates prejudices against minorities.
- 3125822-001 : The crypto economy can continue to develop without falling back on centralized regulating authorities only if two things exist: a system for evaluating reputation and trust, and a fair dispute resolut
- 3227933-013 : Peer-to-peer transactions are possible because a distributed consensus model has network nodes verify, validate and audit transactions before and after execution, and this is often safer than routing
- 3227933-016 : Blockchain technology creates an independent and transparent platform for establishing truth and building trust, replacing intermediaries, bureaucracy and old procedures with what the authors call the
- 3227967-010 : The result of this pattern is reputational: lawyers have developed a reputation as the least trusted of professions.
- 3227967-018 : Because blockchain network nodes verify, validate and audit transactions both before and after execution, the model is safer than a traditional one in which transactions can only be accomplished throu
- 3227967-027 : In a digital world trust can be embedded directly in software code, and recent interest in smart contracts suggests this will be a significant growth area in the near future.
- 3227967-028 : As machine to machine interaction becomes normal in an Internet of Things environment, trust ceases to be primarily a legal question and becomes a technical and design problem.
- 3227967-035 : A reputation verification platform matters because trust created through an eternal reputational record would be open to review and driven by proper incentives.
- 3227967-038 : Coders and developers do not always understand the industry or business environment they target with their software solutions, nor do they always consider the trust or ethical issues raised by the tec
- 3373393-007 : Agency problems originate from the lack of trust between principals and agents, which itself stems from information asymmetries and agents' opportunistic self-interested behavior.
- 3373393-018 : Blockchain provides an alternative governance mechanism that eliminates agency costs, meaning the principal's cost of supervising agents, by creating trust in the contractual relationship between prin
- 3373393-019 : The immutability of the blockchain and its cryptographic security systems provide transactional guarantees that create trust between principals and agents in the integrity of their contractual relatio
- 3373393-024 : Cryptographic hashes increase blockchain security and remove the trust barriers in agency relationships that otherwise require monitoring of agents and generate agency costs.
- 3373393-038 : Without a decentralized human backstop to code, the immutability of the blockchain and its cryptographic security systems may not be able to create truly transactional guarantees and trust between pri
- 3405401-014 : Trust barometers such as the Edelman report show a radical depreciation of trust in centralized institutions between 2017 and 2018.
- 3405401-015 : Although smart contracting in decentralized systems is perceived as creating trust through preordained coded coordination without agency problems, decentralized commerce is equally afflicted with trus
- 3405401-016 : Trust between counterparties in decentralized systems can only limitedly be assured by smart contracts, because the contract cannot verify the underlying qualities or future conduct of the parties.
- 3405401-017 : Smart contracts leave counterparty information asymmetries unresolved: the tenant of a smart property cannot fully know whether the landlord is providing a worthy property, and the landlord cannot kno
- 3405401-018 : Counterparty trust in the programmed parameters of a smart contract is more justified in simpler contracts, and specifically where the smart contract template has a history of successful executions.
- 3405401-019 : In more complex smart contracts the counterparties cannot fully know whether the contract will do what it was programmed to do, or whether it will contain bugs or follow a logic the parties did not an
- 3405401-021 : Solving the trust problem in decentralized commerce requires an intangible value system, not a further transferable store of value.
- 3405401-031 : Validated smart contract templates increase trust for counterparties and remove the need for costly back testing and experimentation with smart contract templates.
- 3405401-033 : Truly increasing counterparty trust in decentralized smart contract based commerce requires that counterparties be able to review a long history of each other's conduct in decentralized commerce and o
- 3406323-012 : Decentralized technologies increase consumer and market trust at unprecedented scale, which lowers transaction costs and raises confidence and certainty, thereby facilitating economies of scale that c
- 3406323-036 : Decentralized reputation verification is the backstop for smart contracting: it makes mathematically rigid smart contracts more adjustable for business needs and validates smart contract templates, wh
- 3409548-024 : Because blockchain is transparent, verifiable, self-authenticating and self-enforcing, transactions can settle instantaneously at near zero cost, and it is this combination plus technology-driven demo
- 3709041-003 : Blockchain's formal immutable guarantees, improved data ownership, transparency, network integrity, and data privacy together generate a form of trust that helps optimize both business and society.
- 3782191-021 : Independent and autonomous subgroups, formed randomly based on members' ability to contribute to a common cause and characterized by equality and mutual trust, form the backbone of decentralized struc
- 3782192-039 : Money and contracts are worthless in business with counterparties who cannot be trusted to keep a bargain, so decentralized commerce requires a system in which reputation means something.
- 3782193-030 : The strong trust that sustained Maghribi trade, in which embezzlement was rare despite extreme information asymmetry, cannot be explained by a strong centralized government, since the Maghribis could
- 3782205-036 : News services acting as oracles and information repositories must themselves be decentralized if the decentralized economy is to have a trustworthy information layer.
- 3782210-002 : Markets collapse when opportunistic behavior saps the efficiency of cooperation: once the environment becomes too adversarial and trust is diminished, collaboration is no longer profitable.
- 3782216-036 : The inability of anonymous participants to trust one another is crippling the DeFi market and forces decentralized markets into overcollateralization, giving traditional markets a fundamental advantag
- 3782216-040 : The decentralized economy still lacks trustworthy open source decentralized institutions for recording and parsing history, reporting news and guiding attention, without which the average person canno
- 3782217-001 : Market liquidity depends on trustworthiness, and trustworthiness depends on observed momentum: isolated instances of motion are insufficient, because the observations must be collected into a history
- 3782217-031 : Transparency in a decentralized network is not optional: every function needs to be publicly auditable for people to trust it, because without a central authority to approve code, unexpected malicious
- 3808867-009 : Decentralism holds that trust in a system should not be controlled by corruptible human constructs and institutions run by a limited number of fallible humans; instead trust rests on technology enhanc
- 3808867-010 : Legally created trust is limited because it is only indirectly democratically legitimized, and is therefore arbitrary, inflexible, untimely, resistant to change, dependent on fallible human centric de
- 3808873-042 : A decentralized human backstop to code is a core and often overlooked infrastructure requirement, because without it the immutability of the blockchain and its cryptographic security may not create ge
- 3981021-011 : Distributed ledger technologies are particularly capable of increasing trust among charitable organizations, sponsors, and beneficiaries, because the technology enables real time tracking of the donat
- 3981021-019 : By giving the power of the endowment to the DAO the donor relinquishes control over the assets in exchange for community governance, and that relinquishment builds trust and community buy in, which in
- 4900878-036 : A reputation governance layer that awards reputation tokens for contributions and behavior fosters trust and drives positive engagement within a token community, complementing DAO based token holder v
- 4941807-008 : The opacity of deep learning models obstructs debugging, obscures the detection and mitigation of bias, and prevents comprehension of how AI decisions are reached.
- 4941807-009 : Concrete cases show the cost of AI opacity: Nvidia self driving cars that learn from human behavior might confuse the moon for a traffic light, and the DeepPatient project predicted disease onset accu
- 5095633-022 : Centralizing annotation data inside a small number of vendor firms creates a standing risk of breach or misuse that can produce legal liability and loss of trust in AI technologies.
- 6244278-035 : Decentralized institutional alignment is a competitive advantage and not merely an ethical one, because the most aligned system will be the most trusted and the most trusted will command the largest m