Panel: Web3 Beyond Blockchains
summary
Panel argues Web3 is less about tokens and more about treating compute as a verifiable service: verified compute to track provenance for AI models, composability across partners, and dispute-resolved execution. Truebit and Forte showcase Truebit-style verification that chops work into tiny steps and uses on‑chain judges (binary‑search dispute resolution) so an external host can be trusted. Challenges listed include scalability and tooling; exemplars cited are a $80M Stripe outage, Twitter API charging $42k and an $1.5M npm theft.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:39Trustless
- 3:02Singularity
- 4:17Who's in control?
- 4:51Trusting 3rd parties
- 8:15New playbook
- 8:49Not my algorithm
- 10:29Mine, yours, ours
- 10:47More than Blockchain
- 12:40Web3: Building blocks for decentralization
- 14:03Panel intro
- 14:45Are Web3 & Blockchain the same thing?
- 22:15What new things can be done with Web3 & Blockchain?
- 25:30Is Web3 the next step for cloud computing?
- 28:20Less serverless than serverless
- 31:22What is Truebit-style verification?
- 36:36Centralized vs decentralized infrastructure
- 45:31Q&A: Biggest challenges for mass adoption
- 48:03Role of homomorphic encryption
- 49:43Outro
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