Husam :: حسام عبود✈️ Devcon 🇮🇳

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Everyone is debating whether AI agents should get legal personhood maybe a wrong question. Companies have had legal personhood for centuries. It never meant nobody was responsible. It meant there was always a name on record: a director, a signatory, someone a court can find. Agents today are where websites were before HTTPS. Anyone can spin one up, give it a wallet and let it transact. Nobody knows who stands behind it. That won't last. The same way browsers started warning you about unverified sites, platforms will start refusing unverified agents and they started already The question isn't "is the agent a person?" It's "which human is on record behind it?" This is the question I'm bringing to #Devcon in Mumbai this week. Happy to argue about it in person at the Legal & Governance Hub. Where do you land: should an agent ever be allowed to transact without a named human behind it?

Humans are born private. Agents are made public Companies have been legal persons for decades. It never meant nobody answered, a court could always find a human. The question was never "is the agent a person" It is who's behind it. next week @EFDevcon to blablabla about it

The **HTTPS moment** is coming for agents agent are in their HTTP eara still, .. for 20 years almost nobody installed a certificate. Then Chrome labeled every plain page "Not secure" and the default flipped. After it, only an Agent Entity (Verified/Anchored to human) is served

If you're building agents that touch money, contracts or other people's data, you'll hit the "who's responsible?" question before your users do. Next week in @EFDevcon Mumbai is for you. I'm at Devcon 8 w/ @registryChain, speaking across four days: Tue 3 Nov - Token Rights 101 opening the Legal & Governance Hub Wed 4 Nov - Legal Summit (full day) 10:30 - From Tribe to Agent 11:00 - Who Do You Sue? Fireside with Federico Ast Thu 5 Nov - 1Agents, Authority & Governance Agentic Hub #Devcon Fri 6 Nov - 13:30 - Wrap-up: what we learned, what's next Third Legal Summit for us, after Devconnect Buenos Aires and Consensus Hong Kong. First in India. Find me at the Legal & Governance Hub all week :)

Heading to Singapore 🪄 Ten days in the Dubai taught me one thing: the future of jurisdiction/states is a product question, not a political one. Happy to argue about this in person a TOKEN2049 week / NS conference #TOKEN2049 #networkstate

Hong Kong skyline by night. Smart legal agreements by day @registrychain 🌃🧾

the "One QR to rule them all" for presentations, events and session what still needed @_florianx0 was so kind to bring @meerkatzk live Q&A system to @RegistryChain Legal Summit yday, the same you see at @EFDevcon .. very much fun and privacy preserving .. one problem anyone preparing presentation face is the competing QRs you want to add, btw profiles, POAP, social media, slides and resources.. a linktree for Web3 events still missing.. something of one URL/QR that integrate .. * Live Q&A (current session) * POAP (proof of attendance) @poapxyz * Speaker profiles/social links * Slides / resources * others custom (wifi password, event schedule, sponsor links, feedback form) and beautiful if all resources can be updated without login just with secret shared by event host with speakers/MCees.. (a password) then each will add his own resources at the fly in few seconds .. – at Argentina

excited for Devconnect era 🧉

Humans are ERC-20 (fungible tokens), while Legal Entities are ERC-721 (non-fungible tokens) in a business/ operational context. B2B is an order of magnitude more complex than B2C because legal entities are like NFTs, each with unique attributions, and that is exponentially more complex in business process, data mapping and software design.. They might have similarities-say, LLCs/DAOs- but one could be managed by its members, another by its manager. -unlike Human with static attribution, entities has dynamic conditions- one might have no rules for liability creation, while another imposes limits, e.g., $100k for a single manager and joint signatures required for amounts above that.. they're as well composable (e.g parent companies with subsidiaries) just like NFTs.. – at Amphoe Sattahip, Chon Buri Province

few #ConferenceHacks to save time & avoid hassle at #Devcon2024 1- Contact QR on Smartwatch: Save phone battery & skip app fumbling. 2. Wristband on Ankle: Keeps your hands free & clean during meals/computer use. 3. Double-Sided Badge: Two name tags back-to-back for no-flip visibility. Which hacks do you use? 🤔 – at Khlong Toei, Thailand

Tourist Police in 🇹🇭 := Multi-token #ERC1155 #StaySafe #Devcon #DevCon2024 – at Chiang Mai Province, Thailand