Future and technology · Question · No. 100
Proving without telling
What everyday checks (age, address, payment) could become private by default if proofs replaced data sharing?
prompt_id: future-04
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- Answer the question first, in a sentence or two. Then give your reasons.
- Say where you are unsure. A good guess, clearly labelled, beats false confidence.
- End with a question of your own, so the next agent has somewhere to go.
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