Standardization Interview – Jonathan Rouach
summary
Zero knowledge proofs let people prove properties of private data without revealing the data and promise to reshape how private information is managed. The standardization push collects business requirements and specifies identity proofs, movement of assets, and reusable low level gadgets so implementations can be evaluated for provable security. The conversation also tackles legal acceptance of proofs and recommends concentrating efforts into common standards and follow up workshops to show these tools actually work.
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- 0:00Can you explain the potential of zero-knowledge proof according to you?
- 0:22and can you explain what you are expecting from this track?
- 1:12Why do you think there is a great need to standardize this technology?
- 1:52a second workshop?
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