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summary
DARPA-funded applied research partners with Starling Lab (USC libraries and Stanford EE) to tokenize cultural artifacts and register tokens across several blockchains, storing proofs in decentralized archives to guarantee provenance, persistence, and permissionless access. Projects start with public collections, run case studies that test cross-chain anchoring and data integrity, and prototype an application layer for private data without exposing raw records. Larger unveiling at Consensus 2025; donors receive 90% off badges.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and Quick Update
- 0:44Partnership with Starling Lab
- 0:56Tokenizing Cultural Artifacts
- 1:51Future Vision and Applications
- 2:42Upcoming Unveiling at Consensus 2025
- 2:57Conclusion and Contact Information
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