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R O B O T TA X I S
• Cheap/free labour makes new things possible
• Speculative customer acquisition
• Global route optimisation
• and more
R O B O T TA X I S … T H E D A R K S I D E
• Who owns the technology? Who controls the taxis? How are prices set? Tech easily monopolised.
• Political abuse followed immediately
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• Annie’s taxi has no owner
• Finds and trade with humans as equals on the TradeNet
• Hires humans for repairs or upgrades. Resist hacking attempts.
• Sets own prices. Can make profits and losses.
• Annie’s world calls these sorts of programs: agents
*idea credit to Gregory Maxwell
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• Agents only became possible due to Bitcoin and the block chain
• Banks cannot offer bank accounts to robots.Anti-money laundering laws require accounts to be owned by humans.
T R A D E N E T
• Infrastructure, not product! Provides:
• Reverse eBay: publish requests and collect bids
• Unifies human/machine naming
• Quality control
• Standardised digital contracts and business protocols e.g. taxis, shipping ports, 3D printer fabs, drone deliveries
• Remote attestation is fundamental
D A R W I N AT W O R K
• First agents were fragile
• Easily killed by human scammers / hackers
• Robots have no legal rights until 2048
• Agents survived by buying upgrades from trusted humans; got smarter and harder to steal from
Annie loves agents!
You can trust them completely
Reading their code is like reading their mind
Everyone in 2065 can read/write code as it is taught in schools
O P E N S O U R C E C O R P O R AT I O N S
• SendMate: first open source company, built in 2030
• Employed humans but no CEO: management entirely automated
• Source code fully published. Anyone can modify business methods, procedures or products.