The Accord Project, the smart legal contract consortium co-created by Clause, has announced the launch of a new working group for the real estate and construction industries to be chaired by Philip Freedman, Partner and Chairman of innovative UK law firm Mishcon de Reya.
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Ian Rogers
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Levi Russell
I recall someone a long time ago saying they were looking at chainlink for construction. I think it was to do with construction management or something similar.
Oliver Morris
Here we go. Building Information Modelling.
Wyatt Rogers
Anyone could larp about ChainLink being used for anything.
The thing is, ChainLink's use case is anything with blockchain.
Blockchain's use case is anything that requires bookkeeping.
99% of larpers will be correct based on the nature of ChainLink, not because they're legit.
Here watch this;
GUYS insider here. Word here is our tech engineers are planning to use ChainLink to distribute transaction requests for self driving cars.
>Too much traffic? Self driving car pays the car in front of you $5 to get out of your way
>Car moves, ones lane is cleared and car is passed, payment is automatically paid
ChainLink will be the backbone of the $5tril+ automated driving industry as well as the miscellaneous trillions of dollars that will be funneled into day to day use from people in a rush.
Sebastian Hill
First thing that came to mind.
Ryan Lopez
Some of this stuff just seems too spooky though.
mishcon.com
That thread and that note really stood out to me as I thought BIM was such a strange thing to raise.
I feel something in here. It's worth investigating in any case.
Christian Fisher
Not discounting the validity of larps. I'm saying that larps are irrelevant because of how broad the use case of LINK will be.
Almost any larp becomes true, it's only a matter of time.
Lincoln Martinez
ugh idk if i should keep trading shit coins or put my whole stack all in. im mkaing money trading and will making nothing until it happens
Luis Butler
ugh idk if i should keep trading shit coins or put my whole stack all in. im making money trading and will making nothing until it happens
Benjamin Harris
as someone that works as a painter, the biggest fuck up half the time is idiots not knowing or not passing on the colours they want for their walls or miscommunications between what type of paint (oil vs Acrylic) is used on woodwork. having an AR system where you can scan a QR code and receive all of the buildings relevant data would be really interesting
Angel Fisher
I think there is something fishy going on with coengineers and ingenesist with BIM - I haven't tied them back to mishcon de reya yet but I'm seeing minor crossovers between smartcontract and these groups in BIM. I don't want to derail the thread too much.
It appears they are working with IOTA however smartcontract keeps popping up as well. It could be an oracle solution they are considering.
I can't put my finger on it yet. There may be nothing solid to work off other than vague speculation.
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Henry Wright
Forgot this link as well.
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You can see dan from coengineers is on the paper. Look at the smart contracts tab.
Christopher Green
heh. architects might actually be accountable for all their fuck ups then.
Jeremiah Morris
Hmmm.. This is interesting..
At least we know Mishcon are directly tied into the construction blockchain group. Is this 1000 eoy stuff?
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Alastair Moore
Head of Analytics and Machine Learning
Mishcon de Reya LLP
Dr. Eleni Papadonikolaki
Lecturer in Building Information Modelling and Management
When do I get my invite to the link research group?
Caleb Harris
>It appears they are working with IOTA
It's over. Selman hates LINK.
Jason Watson
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Accord... Hyperledger tied in as well (this is linked off the constructionblockchain.org website btw).
Carter Moore
artificiallawyer.com
We use Kira Systems for AI doc review, particularly in our Real Estate practice, but again it is one of a suite of tools which we use in our Real Estate practice, some of which are developed internally, to enable us to automatically push and pull data to and from a range of sources such as the Land Registry, HMRC and our client’s own internal systems.
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Jayden Perry
Aaron Rogers
fuck me these chainlink twitter fan/shill accounts are cringey af
Samuel Adams
IOTA BTFOs LINK once again
Isaac Sanchez
Jeremiah Rivera
Ryan Adams
qubic doesn't even have a technical whitepaper that details the actual feasibility or logic that could support the qubic protocol.
>What is first mover advantage
>What is network effect (ethereum v. iota current network participation)
>What is a working product (Not even a PoC)
>PoC will likely not even exemplify most of the Qubic product's proposed offerings
Cool.
Luis Scott
Hey who is this guy contributing in Pivitol during normal working hours?
>Ahmad Tabbakha
>Current Employer: Toyota Connected
>For the past 4 months
"Toyota Connected will work with Pizza Hut on driverless delivery down the line and Avis Budget Group on more efficient management of 10,000 Toyota rental cars."
Luke Peterson
You’re comparing a centralized coin and oracle with no discernible way to securely reach decentralization because of shitty half baked DAG tech with a decentralized oracle about to hit main net with a proven secured hash. Why bother?
Jaxon Gonzalez
We should have been looking at the larp singularity all along. All larps will be rendered true by 2020
Ethan Foster
Sherlocklink strikes again
Mason Jenkins
RiskBlock Alliance's @blockchain framework built on @Cordablockchain
The Institutes RiskBlock Alliance has launched Canopy, its blockchain framework using the Corda blockchain platform, the organization said in a statement Wednesday.
The Alliance is a blockchain consortium representing 31 risk management and insurance companies and is part of The Institutes in Malvern, Pennsylvania.
The RiskBlock Alliance plans to build 15 to 20 blockchain applications for the property/casualty, life and annuity sectors over the next year, the statement said.
The first two applications, focused on proof of insurance and first notice of loss, have launched for member testing and integration with member systems.
RiskBlock chose R3’s Corda platform based on its strong infrastructure and private data-storage capabilities, providing member companies with an additional level of security and privacy, the statement said.
“Blockchain will be most transformative for our industry if everyone is on one platform,” Christopher McDaniel, executive director of the RiskBlock Alliance, said in the statement. “It’s for that reason that we’re building an open, secure ecosystem that any and every insurance and risk management company can plug into.”
R3CEV LLC, the enterprise software firm that developed Corda as an open-source distributed ledger technology, signed an agreement with the RiskBlock Alliance to support the Canopy platform as a set of standardized blockchains to be used for all use cases and applications, the statement said.
“Corda offers unrivaled data privacy, scalability, interoperability and developer productivity, making it ideal for insurance blockchain applications,” Ryan Rugg, global head of insurance at R3 in New York, said in the statement, “and we look forward to working together to further advance the insurance industry’s use of blockchain.”