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I don't think publishing their rankings will help. The use case that I think is: A competitive marketplace to compete for the best use of encrypted data. Where
by heimatau 8y ago
I don't think publishing their rankings will help.
The use case that I think is: A competitive marketplace to compete for the best use of encrypted data. Where each data point and evaluation has a 'cost' to the system and each algorithm competes and entirely based on pseudonyms. Since how we perceive 'trust' is etherial/intangible/ever-changing.
I don't think the solution is an easy one to create but I do think the building blocks to them are (no pun intended).
- sp332 8y agoBest use of encrypted data? What does that have to do with ranking news organizations?
- heimatau 8y agoOne must think differently if you wanted to use a DLT/Bitcoin solution. It's not simply just a ledger. I'm talking about every data point that facebook has, to be hashed and competitively manipulated in a global market place. Trust is very relative but using a bitcoin-like solution would allow for the market to compete for the better solution, each and every day. Facebook's authoritarian solution won't last forever, nor should it; allowing competition through FB's data could be a way that FB stays in the limelight.