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The legal system still exists though, and people can still be forced to do things. That leaves the non-automatable work to humans and takes away the automatable
by IanCal 5y ago
The legal system still exists though, and people can still be forced to do things. That leaves the non-automatable work to humans and takes away the automatable things rather than forcing everything through humans to manage edge cases where you need them.
For my will I literally enter into a form what I want to happen, but then when I die it'll be down to another human to go through it and manually carry out my instructions.
Chargebacks can be opt-in and escrow is a tutorial for smart contracts. I don't need chargebacks on a cup of coffee, and I've been unable to make a payment due to high chargeback risk - despite me being entirely willing to take on the risk of non-fulfillment.