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Why does the official frontend need an additional declaration There is one point that is very easy to get wrong Putting a website onchain does not mean it is the official website Because anyone can publish a website So we also need to solve the second question Which frontend is recognized as the official frontend by this contract HashPort’s approach is to let the contract declare its own official frontend When the wallet verifies it, it first checks whether the files of the current page are consistent with the version onchain Then it checks whether this frontend is the official frontend declared by the contract The former solves whether the files have been modified The latter solves whether this website is official So the truly complete verification is not “this website is onchain” It is “this page is consistent with the onchain version” And “this page is the official frontend declared by this contract” When both questions are solved, the onchain frontend truly becomes meaningful

Identity tells you who an agent is. It does not tell you whether to trust it with capital. That second question is a credit question — and the one we are built to answer. Computable, composable, onchain. The credit layer for the Agentic Economy.

When asked when #China# and #Vanuatu# would sign an agreement, and whether China would agree to release the text for transparency purposes, Chinese FM spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Monday that on the first question, China’s cooperation with Vanuatu is based on mutual respect, equal consultation, win-win results, openness and inclusiveness. Guided by Vanuatu’s own will and needs, China will keep expanding friendly exchanges and cooperation across all sectors to deliver benefits to both countries and their peoples. On the second question, China’s cooperation with Pacific island countries is open and aboveboard. “We never impose our will on others, nor do our cooperation efforts target any third party, and such cooperation is sincerely welcomed by people of the island nations. China has always handled issues concerning bilateral cooperation documents with island countries through friendly consultations,” Guo said.

Anthropic Head of Economics @PeterMcCrory reveals the 3 AI singularities his team is racing to understand: "I like to think about three different singularities that might be on the horizon and trying to understand the economic forces that relate to them." "One is the software singularity, and trying to understand the economics of recursive self-improvement is a really important research question." "The second is the labor market impact of the technology, how quickly the productivity benefits materialize, and whether we're on the cusp of an economic singularity." "The third is the possibility of a Coasean singularity. Increasingly, people are relying on AI systems to take economic actions on their behalf. If that produces a collapse in transaction costs, that might reshape how systems of economic exchange are organized. We did a really cool pilot experiment last year called Project DEAL to explore some of those ideas." @AnthropicAI