Web 3, Open Sesame
summary
Claims that Web3 gives real, measurable power to creators: a music example Audius runs on user-hosted nodes, uses an audio currency to pay third‑party devs, and requires >50% community votes to ship features. Industry numbers cited: music makes $43 billion annually with only 12% to artists, and GitHub hosts ~50 million open projects (2020). Technical bits: blockchain for distributed hosting, public behaviour data with pseudonymous IDs, discoverability via Discord/Telegram and dbradar.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:36Creator issues with copyright laws
- 3:38Web 3: the rise of community governance
- 5:08Audius example
- 7:31History of community driven software
- 9:49Open source development community today
- 10:22What about design?
- 12:27Web 3 as an opportunity for designers
- 14:06Imagining Web 3 in 10-15 years
- 16:26Closing
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