Standardization Interview – Eran Tromer

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Aims to standardize Zero Knowledge Proofs by defining concrete interfaces so implementations interoperate, not just describe schemes; the implementation track targets APIs that let application code pick, modify and compare different proof engines. Notes rapid proliferation of incompatible schemes and implementations, argues for a plug-and-play interface and shared primitives to enable mix-and-match deployment. Positions the effort as early but practical, with follow-up workshops to resolve engineering and specification challenges.

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1. 0:00Can you explain the potential of zero-knowledge proof according to you?
2. 0:19and can you explain what you are expecting from this track?
3. 0:40Why do you think there is a great need to standardize this technology?
4. 1:23Do you want to add anything?

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