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Practical Applications of ZK at Zu-grama Cryptography Week (10th Feb - 16th Feb)

The session was taken by Shramee at Zu-grama Cryptography Week which revolved around Zero-Knowledge (zK) proofs, focusing on how they work and their real-world applications. Discussions covered privacy vs. public access, cryptographic hashing, and proving information without revealing sensitive data. The conversation also touched on code implementations, game mechanics, and security concepts, highlighting the role of zK in securing private transactions and how it can be applied across different domains. Timestamps 0:57 fundamental ideas and building blocks in zK 1:58 Hashing salts 3:30 Merkle trees 4:13 Inclusion proofs 5:04 zKP's Public inputs 6:32 zKP's private inputs 9:47 Game application 11:22 zK A game or an autonomous world where certain parts are zk 14:54 zK Game explained 24:07 ZK Agent 25:43 zKTLS explained 31:15 Question 31:54 Question How is the key shared? Is it also through a proxy 32:17 OpenAI 34:22 Why Open AI is not the solution 35:20 zKTLS can be applied in every use case 37:05 Question How Decentralized protocol stores data About the Speaker Shramee Srivastav is a Singapore-based entrepreneur and software engineer, known for founding Least Imperfect Pte Ltd. He is actively involved in open-source software development, emphasizing the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle to foster community growth. His technical expertise encompasses web technologies, with a strong focus on Node.js, PHP, React (including React Native), and blockchain platforms like StarkNet. Beyond his professional pursuits, Shramee is an adventure enthusiast who enjoys exploring new experiences. For more insights into his projects and contributions, you can explore his GitHub profile, where he maintains over 250 repositories.