We are long past the point where the law deserves to be re-imagined as code, which can then be compiled into human-readable abstracts. To require an exorbitantly expensive priest caste to read and write our fundamental social contracts with one another is deeply undemocratic.
The seeds of this process exist, between Watson and its brethren, and the emerging crypto "smart contracts" space.
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We are long past the point where the law deserves to be re-imagined as code, which can then be compiled into human-readable abstracts. To require an exorbitantly expensive priest caste to read and write our fundamental social contracts with one another is deeply undemocratic.
The seeds of this process exist, between Watson and its brethren, and the emerging crypto "smart contracts" space.