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code might not reflect the intentions So now we need human judges to judge what the intention of a smart contract is?
by ArtTimeInvestor 6y ago
code might not reflect
the intentions
So now we need human judges to judge what the intention of a smart contract is?
- z3rgl1ng 6y agoWe should train these people to understand them. Then each party can have their reviewer carefully review them. We can call them... hm, nope, can’t think of an analogous job for this.
- TacticalCoder 6y ago> So now we need human judges to judge what the intention of a smart contract is? Well, wouldn't it already be quite a win if for 99.9% of the smart contract out there no human judge was needed? It's an honest question: ain't it unthinkable that most could be fully automated and yet real courts could be used in rare cases and that that'd be already be quite an improvement? Or is the system only working if 100% of the time no human ruling is needed? I have no idea...