Panel Talk at Zu-grama on Building Scalable Private applications скачать в хорошем качестве

Panel Talk at Zu-grama on Building Scalable Private applications

The panel was hosted by Mohammed Yusuf & the Panelist speakers were Anish Mohammed, John Marshall & Ameen Soleimani. Together they explored the evolving landscape of technology and its influence on work, learning, and creativity. Speakers emphasized how AI is reshaping industries, encouraging adaptability and lifelong learning. Education is becoming more personalized and interactive, while creativity is being redefined—not replaced—by AI tools. The conversation also touched on the balance between tech adoption and ethical responsibility. Collaboration across disciplines, embracing uncertainty, and staying curious were highlighted as essential traits for thriving in this fast-changing world. Following were the questions asked & prepared by Yusuf 1. Why is privacy so essential, especially when it comes to applications built on blockchains? 2. Considering recent events such as the reversal of the tornado cash sanctions and the founder of tornado cash, Alexei Pertsev walking out of prison, what impact or influence could this have on the use of private applications? 3. If privacy is so essential, What’s stopping privacy apps from reaching mass adoption? 4. What lessons can we learn from Tornado Cash, Railgun, Renegade, and other privacy apps in terms of scalability and adoption? 5. What does it take to build a functional private application where the user doesn't have to jump through hoops to have privacy? 6. Is 'compliant privacy' achievable, or does it contradict the ethos of permissionless blockchains? 7. Could privacy-preserving payments be the Trojan Horse for mainstream adoption?