New York City is and will remain the digital capital of the world—and blockchain is one of the technologies that will get it there, according to a new report.
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Gartner: Blockchain can beat deepfake
The leading research firm highlighted blockchain as a technology with the potential to change the world, citing video manipulation defense and mobile cryptocurrency payments
Within two years, at least 10 major news organizations will be using blockchain technology to combat deepfake video manipulation. Two years after that nearly one third of the world’s news and video content will be authenticated using blockchain.
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Blockchain development booming, says Deloitte
Their Open Source Compass tool aims to make open source software trends easy to follow
Blockchain was among the fastest growing technologies—expanding by 11.3% even this past winter—according consulting giant Deloitte’s new project that tracks open source software development.
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U.S. presidential candidate Andrew Yang backs blockchain voting
The Democratic contender made an official policy statement on August 22, calling the current system of standing in line ‘ridiculous’
Presidential Andrew Yang established himself as the blockchain Democrat back in April, when he added a call for clear regulation of cryptocurrencies to his policy proposals months before Facebook’s Libra stablecoin proposal made it a hot topic. Now he wants to bring voting onto the blockchain.
