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@potato
Which camera company will be the first to sell a camera that mints every photo as an nft? Solves a lot of ai worries and ip iusses. Basically just verifying the meta data of a photo
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chicago
@chicago
I'd like the option to choose, but my wallet won't like auto-mints at least right now hahaha. Or we choose a cheap chain.
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@ayushm.eth
Can use zkps to verify image metadata https://medium.com/@boneh/using-zk-proofs-to-fight-disinformation-17e7d57fe52f
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@scharf
Automatically seems like the worst possible thing ever. I definitely don’t want ALL my photos publicly onchain. Optionally and easily, I’m all for.
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natalie
@eclecticcapital.eth
Solana phone essentially does this as it comes with a native application called Minty which allows you to mint photos directly from your camera!
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andrew
@boop
Immediately thought of the Kodak that never was - the Kodak phone (https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/10/kodak-ektra-price-specs-release-date/) x Kodak coin (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/30/technology/kodak-blockchain-bitcoin.html).
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@s5eeo
Isn’t this what the app Click is addressing? Never tried it myself though. With this app, you can apparently prove that recorded content is “real and actually happened at a specific location, time and via a specific device and camera.”.
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@akira
A similar concept is being explored by certain organizations documenting war crimes so as to prove the veracity of the evidence in international courts
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@dhof
cool idea, but do you need nfts or a blockchain for this? just signing every photo should be enough
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Michael 🎩🐹
@michaelsullivan
Would need to be old school film related in some way (24/36 images per roll). Problem with modern cameras is people safety the hell out of everything and end up with hundreds of bad images instead of a few solid good ones. Technique is max zero now :(
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@emush
simple idea, but massive 1337 $DEGEN
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@bre
Would work on tezos where transactions on the network cost 16 cents.
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@nir
I like this
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