Podcasts about kleros

On this episode of the Crazy Wisdom Podcast, I, Stewart Alsop, sit down with Federico Ast, founder of Kleros, to explore how decentralized justice systems can resolve both crypto-native and real-world disputes. We talk about the pilot with the Supreme Court in Mendoza, Argentina, where Kleros is helping small claims courts resolve cases faster and more transparently, and how this ties into a broader vision for digital governance using tools like proof of humanity and soulbound tokens. We also get into the philosophical and institutional implications of building a digital republic, and how blockchain can offer new models of legitimacy and truth-making. Show notes and more about Federico's work can be found via his Twitter: @federicoast (https://twitter.com/federicoast) and by joining the Kleros Telegram community.Check out this GPT we trained on the conversation!00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:38 Claros Pilot Program in Mendoza02:00 Claros and the Legal System05:13 Personal Journey into Crypto07:16 Challenges and Innovations in Kleros18:02 Proof of Humanity and Soulbound Tokens26:54 Incentives and Proof of Humanity27:01 Interesting DAO Court Cases27:21 Prediction Markets and Disputes31:36 Customer Service and Dispute Resolution38:21 Governance and Online Communities40:02 Future of Civilization and Technology47:16 Bounties and Legal Systems49:06 Conclusion and Contact InformationKey InsightsDecentralized Justice Can Bridge the Gap Between Traditional Legal Systems and Web3: Federico Ast explains how Kleros functions as a decentralized dispute resolution system, offering a faster, more transparent, and more accessible alternative to conventional courts. In places like Mendoza, Argentina, Kleros has been piloted in collaboration with the Supreme Court to help resolve small claims that would otherwise take years, demonstrating how blockchain tools can support real-world judicial systems rather than replace them.Crypto Tools Are Most Powerful When Rooted in Real-World Problems: Ast emphasizes that his motivation for building in the blockchain space came not from hype but from firsthand experience with institutional inefficiencies in Argentina—such as corruption, inaccessible courts, and predatory financial systems. For him, crypto is a means to address these structural issues, not an end in itself. This grounded approach contrasts with many in the space who begin with the technology and try to retrofit a use case.Proof of Humanity and Soulbound Tokens Expand the Scope of Legitimate Governance: To address concerns over who gets to participate in decentralized juries, Kleros integrates identity verification through Proof of Humanity and uses non-transferable Soulbound Tokens to grant eligibility. These innovations allow communities—whether geographic, organizational, or digital—to define their own membership criteria, making decentralized courts feel more legitimate and relevant to participants.Decentralized Courts Can Handle Complex, Subjective Disputes: While early versions of Kleros were built for binary disputes (yes/no, Alice vs. Bob), real-world conflicts are often more nuanced. Over time, the platform evolved to support more flexible decision-making, including proportional fault, ranked outcomes, and variable payouts. This adaptability allows Kleros to handle a broader spectrum of disputes, including ambiguous or interpretive cases like those found in prediction markets.Incentive Systems Create New Forms of Justice Participation: Kleros applies game theory to create juror incentives that reward honest and aligned decisions. In systems like Proof of Humanity, it even gamifies fraud detection by offering financial bounties to those who uncover duplicate or fake identities. These economic incentives encourage voluntary participation in public-good functions such as identity verification and dispute resolution.Kleros Offers a Middle Ground Between Corporate Automation and Legal Bureaucracy: Many companies use rigid, automated systems to deny customer claims, leaving individuals with no real recourse except to complain on social media. Kleros offers an intermediate option: a transparent, peer-based adjudication process that can resolve disputes quickly. In pilot programs with fintech companies like Lemon, over 90% of users who lost their case still accepted the result and remained customers, showing how fairness in process can build trust even when outcomes disappoint.Digital Communities Are Becoming the New Foundations of Governance: Ast points out that many people now feel more connected to online communities than to their local or national institutions. Blockchain governance—enabled by tools like Kleros, Proof of Humanity, and decentralized IDs—allows these communities to build their own civil infrastructure. This marks a shift toward what he calls a “digital republic,” where shared values and participation, rather than geography, form the basis of collective decision-making and legitimacy.

Today, Paul meets Rob Dean, a leading expert at the intersection of construction, arbitration, and technology. Rob shares his insights on how AI and blockchain might transform dispute resolution and what this means for the industry's future.Decentralised Arbitration: Rob introduces Kleros, a decentralised arbitration platform, and explains its innovative role in resolving disputes.The Tech-Driven Future: Explore advancements in AI and blockchain that promise to revolutionise dispute resolution, from fully searchable records to enhanced efficiency in handling vast data volumes.AI's Role in Arbitration: Discover how AI complements human expertise in contract drafting, case analysis, and decision-making while discussing whether technology might one day replace professionals entirely.The QS Perspective: Rob delves into how AI is reshaping the role of Quantity Surveyors, highlighting which tasks are likely to be automated and which require a human touch.Key Insights from Dubai Arbitration Week: Hear Rob's reflections on the biggest takeaways from Dubai Arbitration Week and how these trends are reshaping dispute resolution practices globally.

In this Logos Podcast episode, Jarrad Hope interviews Federico Ast, founder of Kleros, a decentralised arbitration service. Federico shares his journey into the crypto world, influenced by Argentina's economic challenges, and describes how he envisioned Kleros as a tool to globally democratise access to justice through low-cost arbitration. They explore the mechanics of Kleros, emphasising its use of blockchain for transparency and economic incentives to ensure fair decision-making. The conversation also highlights Frederico's thoughts on the necessity of blending historical governance insights with modern decentralised systems to create efficient and legitimate solutions. JOIN THE COMMUNITY: Logos Twitter Logos Discord RESOURCES: Jarrad Hope X Federico Ast X Kleros X READING & COURSES: The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age Yale Introduction to Political Philosophy Yale Power and Politics in Today's world Oxford Very Short Introduction series TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:02 What Led You to Start Kleros? 00:03:46 Is Kleros Rooted in Practical Necessity? 00:06:00 How Do Economic Incentives Play a Role in Kleros? 00:10:26 How Did Kleros Handle Disputes in Prediction Markets? 00:18:17 How Do You See Kleros as a Tool for Decentralized Justice? 00:22:35 How Does Kleros Address Real World Problems? 00:28:01 How Has Kleros Bridged The On-Chain and Real-World Divide? 00:33:27 How Does Enforcement Work in Kleros? 00:41:15 Can Kleros Shape Future Governance Models? 00:44:10 What Can DAOs Learn From Political History? 00:48:22 What's Next for Kleros and Decentralized Justice? 00:54:39 Which Books and Courses Should Blockchain Enthusiasts Read?

Kleros is a decentralized dispute resolution protocol that uses blockchain technology to provide a transparent, efficient, and affordable way to resolve disputes. The protocol is built on the Ethereum blockchain and uses smart contracts and a decentralized network of jurors to arbitrate disputes. With Kleros, anyone with an internet connection can submit a dispute and have it resolved quickly and fairly by a group of randomly selected jurors. They are particularly well-suited for resolving disputes in the digital realm, such as disputes over online transactions, smart contract disputes, and disputes related to digital identity and reputation. However, it can also be used to resolve disputes in the physical world, such as disputes between landlords and tenants or between buyers and sellers. Overall, Kleros aims to provide a decentralized and trustworthy alternative to traditional legal systems, allowing people around the world to access justice in a fair and transparent way. They are also the winner of the Blockchains for Social Good Prize from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/city-dao-podcast/message

"What if you could just outsource your disputes to Kleros? Whenever users have a dispute on your platform, Kleros will select a jury to analyze the dispute. They're going to see the evidence, see the agreement between parties, and they're going to make a decision about who is right, and then Kleros informs you of the decision on your platform. And then this is enforced by the smart contract and the money. Let's say Alice wins. So she's reimbursed the money that she would pay Bob for this. So this is one example in the freelancer (space). But imagine all of these platforms that just connect to Kleros through some pipes and send disputes - and Kleros sends back decisions. So this is the vision of what Kleros is going to build. This is why we call it "Decentralized Court" for all of the Web3 ecosystems." - Federico Ast   Fresh out of the studio, Federico Ast, founder of Kleros returned to the podcast to share the story of Kleros over the past few years and where it is heading as a decentralized arbitration service in the web3 and crypto economy. He dived deep into the concept of proof of humanity and how it helps to resolve identity verification and explored the implications of how Kleros has transformed the legal landscape from a landmark case in Mexico resolved by the protocol to advising the United Nations. Last but not least, Federico shared the new use cases relating to tokenized physical assets with Kleros and shared what great looks like for Kleros in the future. Podcast Information: The show is hosted and produced by Bernard Leong (@bernardleong, Linkedin) and Carol Yin (@CarolYujiaYin, LinkedIn). Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited in both video and audio format by G.Thomas Craig (@gthomascraig, LinkedIn).

Topics covered ------------------------- 0:45 - Guest Intro 3:17 - Intro to EIP-4736 CLWP 7:23 - History of CLWP 13:52 - Set Validator withdrawal address 15:47 - How to CLWP 18:17 - Demo 25:07 - CLWP with Kleros_io & IPFS 27:37 - Ethereum set withdrawal address 32:24 - Air gaps machine & Key management 34:52 - Shoutout to supporting groups 37:25 - Why is this an Interface EIP and not Core EIP? 39:12 - What is the protection available against the attacker on CLWP? 41:00 - Why this is needed as a standard? 43:24 - Clients' team is concerned about enabling this before the Shapella upgrade 46:26 - Stats on Withdrawal address 47:55 - Set up the withdrawal address when you're ready 48:50 - EIP process and status 51:36 - Message to the community Resources: ----------------- EIP-4736 Discussion PEEPanEIP Shanghai Capella Upgrade Questions for Guests Check out upcoming EIPs in Peep an EIP series HERE Follow at Twitter Benjamin Chodroff @benchodroff | Pooja Ranjan @poojaranjan19 Client Diversity Survey Contact Ethereum Cat Herders --------------------------------------------------- Discord Twitter Medium Website

On this episode of Web3 Futurists, Metopia is joined by Federico, the founder of Kleros and Proof of Humanity. We explore the world of the DAOs, Universal Basic Income, Greek Philosophers and more. Follow Web3 Futurists Twitter Follow Metopia Twitter Medium Gitbook Guest POH Website POH Twitter Kleros Twitter Federico Disclaimer, the contents discussed is not financial or tax advice. This channel is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any assets or to make any financial decisions. Please remember to do your own research.

En este episodio charlamos con Federico Ast, Founder at Kleros. Nota: El evento fue grabado el 29 de noviembre de 2022, vía Twitter Spaces.

0:00 -- Intro.1:30 -- Start of interview.3:32 -- Santi's "origin story". He was  born and grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina. "The year 1983 was a symbolic year in Argentina because it's the year that democracy came back to the country." "My generation was tainted by two events: the hyperinflation of 1989 and the collapse of 2001 (peso devaluation and bank deposit freezes)."5:11 -- Argentina's strange political case. 7:24 -- Santi's professional background going from gaming, to founding "Partido de la Red" (the "Net Party") in 2012 - a political party in Argentina (inspired by Giorgio Jackson), and his pivot to crypto.14:04 -- His endeavors with Democracy Earth Foundation and UBI (Universal Basic Income through the Ethereum blockchain). The impact of Bitcoin and the new generation of builders in Argentina, with global leaders such as Decentraland. The strong adoption of crypto in countries like Argentina, Venezuela and Cuba: "There is a real need for crypto in countries that need an alternative."16:12  -- The connection of crypto with corporate governance. His interest on voting "we realized that whoever controls the registry of voters can decide the outcome of elections." The concept of Proof of Humanity ("the protocol got activated in March 2021 and it has had 50 proposals since then." How voting works in this DAO. "You see how contested the positions are to the extent of how people are willing to cheat in order to win." 23:19 -- Explaining DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations). Different DAO applications. Token voting. On The DAO hack (2016).25:59 -- On the evolution of DAOs. On Vitalik Buterin (co-founder of Ethereum): "I think he's today's most inspiring leader in technology, by far. In the same rank as Elon Musk, and many other great ones." "A lot of the [crypto] community looks up to him as a role model who really understands what it means to lead through the process of creation of a decentralized network." "It's a very counter-intuitive exercise in leadership because you actually need to reject being in control, in order to gain legitimacy." "The role that founders play in these networks I think is a determinant factor in the outcome of how projects evolve over time." "Nothing ever begins decentralized, it needs to be progressively decentralized throughout time." "Building institutionality in cyberspace I think has tremendous power for coordination of humans and capital in a global, more legitimate way."28:46 -- On the role of founders, contrast between 'traditional' founder-controlled startups and new decentralized crypto projects. On Vitalik's founder's take in a reply to Balaji Sirinivasan's book the Network State. Santi has personally dealt with some of these founder debates, he's currently a Mission Board Member at Proof of Humanity, elected by the community.32:32 -- On the contrast of "corporate governance" and "crypto or DAO governance". "One of the most interesting projects in the space right now, I think is a project called Kleros, a decentralized arbitration service for disputes of the new economy." "They work as oracles that bring into the blockchain human judgment, based on a drafted policy or guideline." This is very important for enforcement, and to audit the decision process. On-chain governance vs Off-chain governance. The cases of Aragon and Moloch DAO (founded by Ameen Soleimani). "In Proof of Humanity, we don't want voting to be on-chain, because it makes it expensive to vote. The purpose of voting is to be an alternative to economic incentives. So voting needs to happen off-chain for voting to remain free [and] a right." Snapshot as the off-chain voting mechanism. Kleros' Governor solution.42:18 -- On Proof of Humanity (~16,630 profiles), its DAO, and UBI. "Argentina and Brazil are two of the leading adopters of UBI right now." Proof of Integrity DAO (promoting technological inclusion).47:44 -- On the current "crypto crash", the cases of Terra/Luna, Celsius. "You can see the ripples of Terra going down throughout the industry, it led to the Celsius and 3AC collapse... you can see the dominoes falling in a very clear way."55:12 -- On the advantage of understanding how to code. [reference to Vitalik's visit to Buenos Aires in his podcast "Por Qué No Te Habré Hecho Caso" (a leading crypto podcast in Spanish] 57:10 - Some of the books that have greatly influenced his life: The Star Maker by Olaf Stapledon (1937) *prologue written by Jorge Luis Borges.Gödel, Escher, Bach, by Douglas Hofstadter  (1979) "the bible of Artificial Intelligence"The Sovereign Individual, by William Rees-Mogg and James Dale Davidson. (1997)59:44 - Who were your mentors, and what did you learn from them? Emiliano Kargieman, now CEO and founder of Satellogic.*story of Vitalik Buterin's visit to Buenos Aires in Dec of 2021.*on El Salvador's Bitcoin adoption by President Nayib Bukele.01:08:22 - Are there any quotes you think of often or live your life by? "Sic transit gloria [Mundi]" (Latin for "Glory Fades" or "thus passes the glory of the world") *he first heard about it in Wes Anderson's movie Rushmore (1998). 01:09:23 -  An unusual habit or an absurd thing that he loves: Iglesia Maradoniana!01:10:31 - The living person he most admires: his brother Liniers, a famous Argentinean cartoonist. "It was like growing up with Walt Disney."Santi Siri is the Founder of Democracy Earth Foundation, a non-profit organization backed by Y Combinator that built Universal Basic Income (UBI) on Ethereum and launched Proof of Humanity, where he serves as a Mission Board Member. He was the founder of "Partido de la Red"  (the "Net Party") in Argentina, and is the currently the host of the podcast "Por Qué No Te Habré Hecho Caso", focusing on crypto (in Spanish). He has been featured on Wired, Time and many other media outlets.__ You can follow Santi on social media at:Twitter: @santisiriUBI token: @ubidotethProof of Humanity DAO: @PoHDAODemocracy Earth: @DemocracyEarth__ You can follow Evan on social media at:Twitter: @evanepsteinLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/epsteinevan/ Substack: https://evanepstein.substack.com/__Music/Soundtrack (found via Free Music Archive): Seeing The Future by Dexter Britain is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

En este episodio Pedro Spinozzi entrevista a Federico Ast, Founder y CEO de Kleros, un proyecto que busca construir una plataforma de resolución de disputas basadas en Blockchain e inteligencia colectiva. Federico nos cuenta de una forma muy didáctica algo tan complejo como Kleros, el alcance que pueden tener estas nuevas tecnologías en el sistema judicial del futuro y como está impulsando por su lado, el desarrollo del ecosistema mediante su incubadora.

Konuşmacımız Dorukhan Oğuz'un Öz Geçmişi: Hukuk eğitimine 2010 yılında İstanbul Üniversitesi Hukuk Fakültesi'nde başlayan Dorukhan Oğuz, 2012-2013 yıllarında Erasmus programıyla Yunanistan'ın Selanik şehrindeki Aristotle University of Thessaloniki'de okumuştur. 2014 yılında İstanbul Üniversitesi'nden mezun olarak İstanbul'da bir hukuk bürosunda yasal stajını tamamladı. 2016 yılına kadar aynı büroda avukat olarak çalıştıktan sonra UC Berkeley School of Law'dan LLM kabulu alarak San Francisco, California'ya taşındı. Fikri mülkiyet ve şirketler hukuku alanında kendisini geliştirerek Silikon Vadisi'ndeki startup ekosistemini yakından tanıma fırsatı oldu. LLM programını bitirdikten sonra yine UC Berkeley'de Senior Research Scholar pozisyonundan kabul aldı ve bu pozisyonda araştırmalar yaptı. Özellikle blockchain'ın hukuk sistemleriyle entegrasyonu hakkında yaptığı araştırmalar sonucu blockchain startuplarından biri olan Kleros ile yolları kesişti ve burada Legal Fellow olarak çalışmaya başladı. Bu sırada, San Francisco'nun merkezinde bulunan Golden Gate University'den burslu doktora kabulu alan Oğuz, 2018 yılından beri doktora programına devam etmektedir. Doktora tezini, Blockchain teknolojisinin Online Uyuşmazlık Çözümlerine entegrasyonu üzerine yapmaktadır. Doktora programı devam ederken California baro sınavını başarıyla tamamlayan Oğuz, Boston'daki bir hukuk bürosunda çalıştıktan sonra Haziran 2021'de kendi hukuk bürosu OguzLaw'u kurarak girişimcilere, yatırımcılara ve göçmenlere hukuki destek vermektedir.

Episodio 26 - Noticias Jueves 17 de Marzo 2022 Presidente de Ucrania firma el proyecto de ley que legaliza y regula las criptomonedas en el país. La Reserva Federal de Estados Unidos comienza a aumentar las tasas de interés y qué implica esto para crypto. Mark Zuckerberg confirma que los NFT llegarán pronto a Instagram. MakerDAO propone sustituir el token de gobernanza MKR. Ahora puedes ganar criptomonedas siendo jurado en Ethereum con Kleros. Consensys planea rediseñar Metamask tras haber recaudado USD $450 millones. LemonCash se expande a Brasil. #Bitcoin #Etehereum #MakerDAO #FED #Metamask #LemonCash

En el décimo episodio de Cripto para Boludos hablamos con Federico Ast, que nos presentó a Kleros, un protocolo basado en la blockchain de Ethereum, que resuelve conflictos surgidos en distintos tipos de contratos, valiéndose del arbitraje de terceros.

En este episodio charlamos con Fede Ast, founder de Kleros, acerca del protocolo y cómo funciona la justicia descentralizada en la web3. Nota: El evento fue grabado el 14 de diciembre de 2021, vía Twitter Spaces.

Today on the Fortune Teller podcast, we are talking with Mason Burkhalter, Head of Operations at API3. API3 allows for the creation of trustless applications that interact with Web APIs. Instead of using legacy third-party oracle networks, API3 is moving towards first-party oracle options to provide more security, efficiency, regulatory compliance, and simplicity. The API3 data feeds are governed by an open DAO of stakeholders, industry experts and project partners. This lets dAPIs to be operated with maximal transparency, minimal trust in centralized operators, and without centralized attack surfaces. API token holders take a direct part in governing the project by staking API3 tokens into the API3 insurance staking contract, granting voting power in the API3 DAO. Third party oracles are both insecure and expensive. API3 data feeds are not exposed to data tampering and denial of service attacks by middlemen, as API3 does not have third-party node operators. Thus, API3 data feeds reach higher cost-efficiency, with fewer attack surfaces. Source-level decentralization of dAPIs is enabled by Airnode, a fully serverless oracle node to be deployed by any API provider for free, and with little day-to-day management. API3 provides dAPI users with an on-chain insurance, powered by the API3 token and Kleros' decentralized courts. API3's insurance gives dAPI users a quantifiable safety net in the event of a malfunction, and holds the API3 DAO directly responsible for the dAPIs' security, while it incentivizes a security-first governance approach for dAPIs, along with the API3 project as a whole. Furthermore, dAPIs can be bridged to any blockchain, being a multi-layer, cross-platform data solution. This allows for smart contracts on various platforms with more accurate access to premium real-world data. This multi-layer, cross-platform approach lets any smart contract platform leverage API3's ecosystem of dAPIs and data-integration tools by creating a bridge between API3 and the network. API3 allows for API providers to easily run their own oracle nodes. With this, API providers can provide their data on-chain, without an intermediary, to any decentralized app (dApp) interested in their services. Using a single first-party oracle creates centralization at the API level, and requires the API provider to be trusted. An oracle network makes the request to multiple independent oracles, reducing their responses to a single answer via predetermined consensus rules implemented as a smart contract. With these, individual malicious oracles cannot manipulate the outcome, creating a level of decentralization and trustlessness. In addition, the oracle network must be governed decentrally as well. Otherwise, a central entity can switch the oracles or APIs used, or replace the aggregator to manipulate the oracle network output. To learn more about API3, visit: https://api3.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/api3/ https://www.youtube.com/c/API3DAO/featured https://twitter.com/API3DAO -- The Fortune Teller podcast is a discussion between industry leaders in blockchain and financial technologies. The podcast focuses on the development of blockchain-based financial services and outlines the current state of the industry and future predictions for the adoption of decentralized finance. Go to www.teller.finance/

Federico Ast, fundador de Kleros, explica qué son los NTF, tokens que pueden llegar a valer millones de dólares al ser altamente apreciados por coleccionistas de cualquier tipo de producto digital.

Federico Ast, fundador de Kleros, explica la importancia de que tecnologías como el Blockchain, y subsidiarias de esta como los NFT, tengan un marco regulatorio claro que brinde garantías a quienes pretendan invertir en estas.

Federico Ast, fundador de Kleros, hablar sobre cómo los NFT pueden llegar a ser un negocio atractivo para artistas y coleccionistas de productos digitales.

En este episodio de actualización profesional conversamos sobre arbitraje en la era digital con Federico Ast, licenciado en economía y filosofía, profesor y fundador de Kleros.

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Santi Siri, founder of Democracy Earth Foundation, has been working with technologies attempting to advance democracy for over a decade. He began in Argentina with an internet-based political party that was proposing candidates committed to using their power according to the peoples’ interests online. With help from a grant in 2015 from Y Combinator, he started Democracy Earth Foundation, a non-profit building open source & censorship-resistant democracies that can be deployed anywhere with an internet connection. In their research, and out of the need to register voters with unique identities, the Proof of Humanity protocol was born. Proof of Humanity protocol uses facial registration (i.e. uploading a video/picture) to ensure unique user identity online, while protecting sensitive personal information. In this episode, Peth and Santi discuss the function and reasoning behind the Proof of Humanity protocol, and explore how this can be used as part of online democracy. Some of the topics Proof of Humanity using faces as public keys for unique human identification Kleros justice protocol for settling disputes Difference between Proof of Humanity and BrightID Universal Basic Income sustainability Democratic governance for DAOs Santi began deep in the world of politics and gained some valuable insights regarding the efficacy of creating change within traditional systems. “In order to become successful in [traditional systems] you have to play under their rules, and it is very likely that you will end up being changed by them. With technology, we can build a new model that makes the old system obsolete.” The episode concludes with an acknowledgement of the commitment required to make a real difference and quintessential advice for anyone working hard to bring their dreams to life: “Never give up”. Resources Democracy Earth Tedx Talk - The Future of Democracy Y Combinator Proof of Humanity Kleros BrightID Yearn Finance --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/metagame/message

Juan Manuel Mitidiero conversa con Federico Ast sobre Kleros y la Justicia Descentralizada

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Here at The Hearing HQ we've really missed travelling. So being whisked (virtually) to Buenos Aires for this week's episode was a real treat! Meet Joe's guest, Federico Ast, the CEO and founder of Kleros. He's deeply intelligent, thoughtful and one hell of an aggravator in the world of justice. Federico has a philosophy-centred approach to improving judicial systems around the world, and talks to Joe about how deliberative democracy can fast-track access to justice. Kleros is an online dispute resolution system based on blockchain, crowdsourcing and game theory. We hear how Federico has used his experience of the Argentinian economic collapse of the 90s to problem-solve dispute resolution for the internet age. Find out more at tr.com/TheHearing

Já falamos em episódios anteriores sobre resolução de conflitos online, arbitragem, blockchain e contratos inteligentes. Da união de todos esses conceitos, surge a Criptoarbitragem, que promete revolucionar a forma como resolvemos os conflitos online. Por meio de plataformas descentralizadas de resolução de conflitos, ela pode solucionar, de maneira rápida, eficiente e barata, as milhares disputas que acontecem no mundo virtual. Para falar sobre isso, eu conversei com a Aline Dias. Ela é advogada, sócia do Muriel Medici Franco Advogados, Mestre em Direito Processual Civil pela USP, professora e escritora de artigos e livro sobre resolução de conflitos. - DIREITO 4.0 PODCAST -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/direito4.0podcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/direito-4-0-podcastE-mail: podcast@floox.com.br - ALINE DIAS -LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alinehdiasInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aline_hdias/ - NOTAS DO EPISÓDIO -Kleros: https://kleros.io/Online Courts and the Future of Justice, Richard Susskind: https://www.amazon.com.br/Online-Courts-Justice-Richard-Susskind/dp/0198838360/ref=sr_1_1?adgrpid=81675020299&dchild=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwuL_8BRCXARIsAGiC51DNNruhoshfSmku7ABU-7XeSoyjf-JjIzG4ZwuQEhQbq3a5puRtjygaAp5LEALw_wcB&hvadid=425986426213&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=1031849&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=b&hvrand=5741441475580114428&hvtargid=kwd-873193829215&hydadcr=5682_11235263&keywords=richard+susskind+online+courts&qid=1603300783&sr=8-1&tag=hydrbrgk-20Digital Justice: Technology and the Internet of Disputes, Ethan Katsh e Orna Rabinovich-Einy: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B06XD6SMNH/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1Análise Econômica do Processo Civil,Erik Navarro Wolkart: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B07VT8XSRZ/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1Manual de Design de Sistemas de Disputas: Criação de Estratégias e Processos Eficazes para Tratar Conflitos, Diego Faleck: https://www.amazon.com.br/dp/B07KT8YQS7/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

¡Bienvenidos al primer episodio de la cuarta temporada de Crypto Birds! Audio Índice: - Minuto 3 seg 30 : CryptoWorld, Noticias Breves. - Minuto 8 : Cripto Debate DeFi - Liquidity War - Juan en Cripto, Nadia Álvarez y JJ Campuzano. - Hora 1 Minuto 16 : Cripto Entrevista - Federico Ast y David Abad de Kleros Toda la información sobre el podcast y nuestro proyecto en www.cryptobirds.com Puedes visitarnos en nuestros grupos y canales de Telegram: Grupo Telegram Crypto Birds ESP: https://t.me/ICOSpanish Canal Telegram Crypto Birds Información: https://t.me/CryptoBirds También puedes seguirnos por twitter @CryptoBirds

Clément Lesaege est le CTO de Kleros, un tribunal décentralisé sur la blockchain Ethereum.  Livre recommandé par Clément : https://amzn.to/39bXgco  Chapitres :  0:00 Présentation de Clément et de Kleros  7:35 Le fonctionnement de Kleros  16:27 Les limites d'un smart contract par rapport au droit  27:33 Qui sont les utilisateurs de Kleros  33:16 La tokeconomics  37:17 Avis sur l'explosion de la DeFi et des NFTs  43:47 Le futur de la crypto et les challenges  48:06 Le futur de Kleros  50:45 Film et livre recommandés  Notre Twitter :  https://twitter.com/Univers_Bitcoin  Twitter :   https://twitter.com/clesaege  Kleros :   https://kleros.io/

One of the biggest impacts of the Covid-Age has been the decentralization of labor.  You may not need usual AirBnB or Uber Services, but what if you could have commercial disputes resolved just as easily?  One company, KLEROS, imagines that world—On this week’s episode we sat down with Federico Ast, founder of KLEROS, and heard his origin story that lead him to creating KLEROS, and then had him explain exactly how in the world KLEROSworks, and how you can get involved.Technology that creates greater access to justice is being developed all over the world, where do you think this digital highway will take us? Tune in this week to find out! https://www.linkedin.com/company/40833847/admin/ Comments & Questions to: TalesOfTheTribunal@Gmail.com TIME STAMPS:Opening Notes - :34Episode Starts – 3:25KLEROS Segment – 32:57Closing Notes: 1:05:50 Book References:Quote referenced by Federico:"The prophecies of what the courts will do in fact and nothing more pretentious are what i mean by law".            - Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.The Infinite Machine, by Camilla Russo. Publisher Link.Strategic Justice: Convention and Problems of Balancing Divergent Interests, by Peter Vanderschraaf. Publisher Link. Music References:Charlie Parker (Spotify), Miles Davis (Spotify)The Beatles (Spotify), AC/DC (Spotify)

Our first episode features Colin Rule, the Godfather of Dispute Resolution and the man behind the dispute resolution system of eBay and PayPal. In our first episode Colin takes us on a journey through the technological breakthroughs of his lifetime. Intertwined with his personal experience is a picture of online dispute resolution from its' roots in the late 1990s, his experiments with community courts in eBay and PayPal to his views of Kleros as a decentralized crowdsourcing dispute resolution mechanism.    

En este episodio especial invitamos a Federico Ast. Federico es economista y filósofo graduado magna cum laude de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, periodista por vocación habiendo trabajado por más de 11 años en uno de los periódicos más relevantes en Argentina y doctor en administración de empresas por la Universidad Austral en donde desarrollo el concepto de crowdjury o cómo resolver conflictos usando el poder de la colectividad con unos intereses correctamente alineados. Gracias a este concepto desarrollado en el transcurso de su estancia doctoral, unos años después Federico funda Kleros, una de las startups del ecosistema legaltech más prometedoras no solo de América Latina, si no en el mundo habiendo recibido múltiples reconocimientos internacionales entre ellos, el premio 2020 del programa Horizon de la Comisión Europea para el reconocimiento a las soluciones sociales más innovadoras apalancadas sobre blockchain.¡Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales! Nos encuentras como Algoritmica (@algoritmicaio) en twitter, Facebook, linkedin e Instagram, o vísitanos en www.algoritmica.io para que estés al día con el contenido más relevante en tecnología, innovación y negocios digitales.

Hola, bienvenidos al Episodio N°8 de #bslPodcast. En esta oportunidad nos acompaña Federico Ast, CEO de Kleros, una aplicación que busca descentralizar la justicia global. Conocimos de los inicios de Kleros en el 2017, en plena época de los ICOs y cómo han podido desarrollar su aplicación creciendo en estos últimos 3 años donde ya cuentan con 16 personas dentro de su equipo y continúan en crecimiento. Hablamos sobre sus Token Sales, que ya han logrado implementar 2 con un gran éxito y de su experiencia siendo acelerados por Thomson Reuters en el 2018. Finalmente conversamos sobre cómo funcionan los incentivos en Kleros y como participar como jurado en sus cortes. Si te gustó este episodio, te invitamos a compartirlo en tus redes sociales usando el hashtag #bslPodcast y seguirnos como Blockchain Summit Latam en las diferentes plataformas sociales. Te invitamos a participar todos los miércoles de los seminarios que estamos llevando a cabo en el canal de YouTube del Blockchain Summit Latam. Puedes visitar nuestra página web www.blockchainsummit.la para más información. Acompáñanos en este octavo episodio del podcast de Blockchain Summit Latam que esperamos sea de tu agrado.

En el episodio 18 de SI, el podcast de Somos Innovación, Federico N. Fernández conversa con Gonzalo Blousson acerca de Signatura, una plataforma cuyo principal objetivo es la certificación en blockchain de documentos de todo tipo. Gonzalo también habló respecto de cómo ve a Bitcoin y cuáles son otros proyectos basados en cadenas de bloques que le interesan. Nuestro invitado: Gonzalo Blousson (ARG) es un emprendedor de internet desde sus inicios, con experiencia corporativa en las industrias bancaria y de seguros. Actualmente se desempeña como CEO de Signatura, compañía de la que es también co-fundador. Pueden encontrar a Gonzalo en redes en LinkedIn, Twitter y en la web de Signatura (https://signatura.co). Links relevantes: Signatura Blog (https://blog.signatura.co) Kleros (https://kleros.io) Democracy Earth (https://democracy.earth) Somos Innovación en Redes: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/innovacionsomos/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/LatAmInnovacion Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SomosInnovacionLatAm/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/somos-innovaci%C3%B3n/ Web: SomosInnovacion.lat Acerca de Somos Innovación: Somos un grupo de individuos e instituciones que están convencidos que a través de soluciones innovadoras es cómo las personas se involucran en la resolución de problemas. Por ello, cuando los innovadores crean nuevas tecnologías o nuevos modelos de negocio, las mismas deberían permitirse por defecto. A menos que se pueda presentar un argumento muy sólido contra una nueva invención, el derecho a existir de las innovaciones debería ser siempre respetado. Son los consumidores quienes deben aprobarlas o rechazarlas en el mercado. La verdadera catástrofe es no permitir este proceso a través de excesos regulatorios o prohibiciones. El Futuro Llama.

Today's blockchain and cryptocurrency news Bitcoin is down slightly at $8,871 Ethereum is down slightly at $213 and XRP is up slightly at 22 cents Those are your leaders by market cap Top gainers in the last 24 hours: Kleros 15% and Digix Gold Token up 15% Block.one has been awarded a patent that aims to encourage positive feedback on social media. Bitmain is back in the news this week after the Beijing Haidian Justice Bureau sided co-founder Micree Zhan Jefferies’ head of equity strategy Chris Wood suggested investors should buy bitcoin ahead of the halving

Además de la inteligencia artificial y los robots, una de las tecnologías que más van a cambiar al mundo en el futuro es Blockchain: una cadena abierta y democrática que tiene un enorme potencial de transformación y de la que todos somos dueños. En este episodio de Futuro Abierto, buscamos entender su alcance junto a Federico Ast, fundador y CEO de Kleros, Hernán Aymard, ingeniero de soluciones de Oracle y Nicolás Ballestrini, cofundador de la start-up Carnes Validadas. Un podcast original de Oracle. Conduce Martina Rua.

Hoy te presento una charla con uno de los referentes a nivel global sobre cómo se aplica la justicia en el mundo digital. Estudió Economía y filosofía, fue periodista y luego hizo un Phd en Management.Su pasión por el estudio de la inteligencia colectiva lo llevó a descubrir bitcoin en 2014 y a partir de allí comenzó a pensar cómo esta tecnología puede ayudar a aplicar un mecanismo de justicia para casos digitales, transfronterizos y donde no tiene sentido utilizar los sistemas tradicionales porque son muy costosos.Estamos hablando de Federico Ast, CEO y fundador de Kleros una plataforma de disputas digitales que promete revolucionar la forma en que hacemos negocios online y es el autor del curso en Coursera “La disrupción del blockchain” (el 1er curso de blockchain en español en Coursera).Hablamos de cuál fue su estrategia para fundar al equipo Kleros, su experiencia en Singularity University, qué es lo realmente importante que suceda para que las soluciones blockchains tengan éxito, cómo es su visión de evolución del ecosistema the Ethereum en los últimos años, sus recomendaciones de que hacer cuando sales de la universidad y muchas otras cosas más.Puedes conectar con él directamente via Twitter si lo buscas como @federicoastRecuerda que nos puedes visitar en btcenespanol.com o seguirnos en youtube, twitter, instagram o facebook como @btcenespanol [RECOMENDACIONES]Puedes encontrar las recomendaciones de libros de Federico, y otros invitados en este link -> https://www.btcenespanol.com/recomendaciones

In this episode of Adventures in Blockchain our panel is joined by a special guest. Clément Lesaege is a blockchain developer working at Kleros. Kleros resolves disputes using a decentralized arbitration system and smart contracts.  Clément shares some examples of how their smart contracts work with outside data.    Gregory McCubbin, ever the teacher, breaks down what Clément means when he is talking out how Kleros is using smart contracts. Smart contracts are an agreement when something happens it there is a specific outcome, all of which happens in a trustless and decentralized way. ICO or Initial Coin Offering is the example Gregory shares as a very simple use case for smart contracts handled within the chain.    Kleros is solving a problem when a source outside of the blockchain is used such as an escrow service. Clément explains how a disputation is handled. Jurors are chosen at random, they then vote on the dispute and the smart contract carries out the verdict. The panel discusses how the blockchain handles all this in a decentralized way. Charles Max Wood expresses how wonderful this would have been back in his freelancing days.    While Charles can see how this would all be very useful he needs help understanding how all this happens in a blockchain and asks Clément why they chose to build this in a blockchain. Clément explains that in the blockchain everything is transparent which helps avoid bribery by the parties involved. Also, the smart contracts carry out the sentence automatically, the cryptocurrency is moved around a soon as a verdict has been reached by the jurors. This is a lot less complicated than in the real world, where receiving money after a verdict has been reached in a real court can take a while and get messy.    Kleros works as a plugin and can be adapted to the needs of the users. The panel discusses the various use cases including escrow and freelancer fees. Clément shares some of the projects currently using Kleros. Kleros is used in token registries to keep people from making fake tokens and scamming others out of their cryptocurrency.    The panel expounds on the possibilities blockchain provides for escrow services. Escrow can be locked away for months at a time not earning any interest, Gregory considers the benefits if instead of doing that,  people put that money into a stable cryptocurrency that is gaining in APR. The panel considers how this would improve the escrow model and incentivize the adoption of blockchain in escrow services.    Clément finishes this week’s episode by introducing the two new exciting apps they are currently working on at Kleros. He shares resources for learning more about kleros, how to become a juror and how to learn more about token registries.  Panelists Gregory McCubbin Charles Max Wood Guest Clément Lesaege Sponsors   Adventures in DevOps The Freelancers Show React Round Up CacheFly Links https://tokens.kleros.io/tokens  https://kleros.io  https://twitter.com/clesaege?lang=en  EthCC 2: Clément Lesaege uniswap.ninja   Cryptounlocked.wetrust.io https://court.kleros.io/ https://escrow.kleros.io/ https://realit.io/  Join The Blockchain Developer Bootcamp https://www.facebook.com/Adventures-in-Blockchain-1180850735452512/ Picks Charles Max Wood All In  The Blacklist  Gregory McCubbin Sleep Hiring a Moving Company The Office Clément Lesaege The 100

In this episode of Adventures in Blockchain our panel is joined by a special guest. Clément Lesaege is a blockchain developer working at Kleros. Kleros resolves disputes using a decentralized arbitration system and smart contracts.  Clément shares some examples of how their smart contracts work with outside data.    Gregory McCubbin, ever the teacher, breaks down what Clément means when he is talking out how Kleros is using smart contracts. Smart contracts are an agreement when something happens it there is a specific outcome, all of which happens in a trustless and decentralized way. ICO or Initial Coin Offering is the example Gregory shares as a very simple use case for smart contracts handled within the chain.    Kleros is solving a problem when a source outside of the blockchain is used such as an escrow service. Clément explains how a disputation is handled. Jurors are chosen at random, they then vote on the dispute and the smart contract carries out the verdict. The panel discusses how the blockchain handles all this in a decentralized way. Charles Max Wood expresses how wonderful this would have been back in his freelancing days.    While Charles can see how this would all be very useful he needs help understanding how all this happens in a blockchain and asks Clément why they chose to build this in a blockchain. Clément explains that in the blockchain everything is transparent which helps avoid bribery by the parties involved. Also, the smart contracts carry out the sentence automatically, the cryptocurrency is moved around a soon as a verdict has been reached by the jurors. This is a lot less complicated than in the real world, where receiving money after a verdict has been reached in a real court can take a while and get messy.    Kleros works as a plugin and can be adapted to the needs of the users. The panel discusses the various use cases including escrow and freelancer fees. Clément shares some of the projects currently using Kleros. Kleros is used in token registries to keep people from making fake tokens and scamming others out of their cryptocurrency.    The panel expounds on the possibilities blockchain provides for escrow services. Escrow can be locked away for months at a time not earning any interest, Gregory considers the benefits if instead of doing that,  people put that money into a stable cryptocurrency that is gaining in APR. The panel considers how this would improve the escrow model and incentivize the adoption of blockchain in escrow services.    Clément finishes this week’s episode by introducing the two new exciting apps they are currently working on at Kleros. He shares resources for learning more about kleros, how to become a juror and how to learn more about token registries.  Panelists Gregory McCubbin Charles Max Wood Guest Clément Lesaege Sponsors   Adventures in DevOps The Freelancers Show React Round Up CacheFly Links https://tokens.kleros.io/tokens  https://kleros.io  https://twitter.com/clesaege?lang=en  EthCC 2: Clément Lesaege uniswap.ninja   Cryptounlocked.wetrust.io https://court.kleros.io/ https://escrow.kleros.io/ https://realit.io/  Join The Blockchain Developer Bootcamp https://www.facebook.com/Adventures-in-Blockchain-1180850735452512/ Picks Charles Max Wood All In  The Blacklist  Gregory McCubbin Sleep Hiring a Moving Company The Office Clément Lesaege The 100

KLEROS, una Blockchain de resolución de disputas. Junto a: Mauricio Duarte (@mauduarte), Juan Pablo Lemus (@dinerolibreg) y Esteban de la Peña (@yengmo).

Hoy vamos a hablar de una de las tecnologías más prometedoras pero quizás más difíciles de explicar. Desde Kleros hablaremos con Federico Ast, sobre la revolución del Blockchain.

Como aplicar Blockchain na prática para resolver um problema real de maneira inovadora? Aprenda com Federico Ast, fundador do Kleros, uma plataforma que facilita a resolução de disputas utilizando-se de blockchain e smart contracts para democratizar o acesso à justiça de maneira mais barata, rápida e prática que qualquer outra solução existente! Saiba mais sobre o Kleros: kleros.io/ Visite nosso portal: www.insidly.io

Federico Ast, co-founder and CEO of Kleros joined us in a conversation on how to do an ICO, and the story behind his blockchain project, Kleros. He shared the backstory in how he put together a global team to build a blockchain dispute resolution layer, the decision process in doing an ICO and at the same time, explain how to engage a cryptocurrency exchange to list the token for his project. Last but not least, Federico shared his impressions on his recent trip in Asia and offered his perspectives to whether Asia is leading the blockchain space globally.

"Whatever controls the courts, controls the state." An intriguing use case. What if disputes could be solved via a decentralized platform? Kleros is working on it. We speak with their cryptoeconomics expert.   What an exciting interview. William George is part of Kleros, a dispute resolution layer built on top of the Ethereum blockchain. In layman's terms, we go from traditional small claims court, centralized dispute resolution like PayPal and Amazon to the Kleros alternative and paint a picture for the future.

Dispute resolution is the process by which contracting parties settle disagreements. Whether in the form of litigation, arbitration, or other means of mediation, every contract defines a dispute resolution mechanism and jurisdiction. It is the metaphorical Lady Justice, measuring the strength of each party’s arguments, and reaching a decision based on evidence. Smart contracts are unique in this sense. Unlike traditional contracts, they are rigid and deterministic. Written in computer code, nuances in human language and vagueness of terms do not exist in this realm. There are no judges, no jury, just calculated execution. The DOA hack and other similar events have prompted observers of the space to express the need for smart contract dispute resolution. Some have suggested “exit switches” that would allow for human intervention when edge cases appear. But could the arbitration process be integrated into the smart contract and on the blockchain? We’re joined by, Federico Ast and Clement Lessage, respectively CEO and CTO of Kleros. This dispute resolution layer provides contracting parties with a fast and secure process for arbitration. The system is broken up into courts and sub-courts, each specializing in specific matters like e-commerce, insurance, and transport. In the event of a dispute, parties submit their case to Kleros, where a crowd of expert jurors analyses the evidence. When all votes are cast, the decision is enforced by the smart contract, which may unlock funds, or provide parties with additional time to fulfill the terms of the agreement. Clever incentive mechanisms reward jurors who vote with the crowd, making Kleros resistant to bribe attacks and collusion between jurors. Topics covered in this episode: Federico and Clement’s respective backgrounds, including a crowd arbitration project called Jury. The vision behind Kleros and the problem it addresses The case for crowd-sourced jurors as a means to find the best judgment The game theory and incentive mechanisms embedded in Kleros Kleros’ hierarchical system of courts and sub-courts How jury selection works and who administers courts The system’s built-in governance mechanism and its purpose The Kleros token, Pinkaion coin, and it’s utility in the system “Doge on Trial,” a clever experiment to find authentic doges The current status of the project and roadmap Episode links: Kleros Website Kleros White Papper Doges on Trial Why Decentralization Matters by Chris Dixon This episode is hosted by Meher Roy and Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/250

Por Derecho en Zapatillas Kleros es un sistema innovador de arbitraje y de resolución de conflictos. ¿Cómo las partes pueden llegar a un acuerdo sin ir a juicio? Hablamos con Federico Ast, su fundador. El podcast “Vale más un mal acuerdo que un buen juicio” de Derecho en Zapatillas se publicó primero en Wetoker.

Rather Be Judged By 12 Than Carried By 6 On episode 16 Karl and Elgin are joined by Federico Ast from Buenos Aires. We discuss his upcoming IICO Blockchain startup for Kleros which helps resolve disputes in electronic contrcts by using a online jury system and how it differentiates itself from traditional ICOs. Follow Federico at @FedericoAst on Twitter and be sure to visit https://kleros.i

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