Chris Tse, Technologist by Trade, Designer in Practice, and Entrepreneur at Heart. Giving Power Back to Makers via Blockchains

Finding Genius Podcast

Richard Jacobs

Health, Extracellularvesicles, Crisprcas9, 3dbioprinting, Medicine, Cancer, Health & Fitness, Biotech, Bioscience, Microbiome, Ketogenicdiets

4.4 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2018

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Chris is the Founding Director of the Cardstack project, leading the creation of the experience layer of the decentralized Internet that will serve as the onramp to blockchain-based economy for the mass market.
Chris is the co-founder of Monegraph, where he leads the development of decentralized digital markets that span across the world of art, social media, and commerce. He also leads the technical team at Dot Blockchain Media, applying the open-sourced tools for orchestrating workflows and data flows between enterprise systems and distributed ledgers to the music industry and beyond.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Almost Here, Around the Corner of Future Technology Podcasts with Richard Jacobs.
0:07.0	Future Technologies
0:08.0	Boys to transform our lives for better or worse are the focus of this podcast. Almost here means these
0:14.8	technologies are now here and starting to be used or just around the corner for
0:19.6	Bitcoin to artificial intelligence, 3D printing, blockchain, virtual reality, and more.
0:25.0	Hello everyone and welcome to Future Tech Podcast. I'm your host Juliet Lamar and we have
0:32.0	with it today Chris C. He is the founding director at Cardstock Project.
0:37.5	Chris, thank you so much for joining us.
0:39.0	Nice to be here.
0:40.0	So why don't you start us off with giving us an overview of the Cardstock project?
0:45.0	Yeah, the Kartik project started out as an open source project imagining a future where
0:51.0	software can work together for a person and not requiring you to bend yourself into
0:57.0	different silos, different taps in your browser, different apps on your icon.
1:00.6	You are one person, we want to create that very broad assemble and the capability for you to mix and match and stuff.
1:07.0	And the way, the reason we call it card is because, you know, little pieces of card in your wallet or in your drawers you own and you can kind of mix them and
1:14.8	create whatever collage you want. We like that in physical goods. But in digital stuff it's really
1:19.7	hard to do it. Sometimes we do it through embed codes and embedding things in your blog
1:24.3	doesn't really completely have that joy of shuffling things around and the physical
1:28.3	thing and we want to create a version of that for tech so it's as
1:32.8	tech towers as movable as a physical car
1:35.6	but with the software and the digital artifacts
1:38.4	that we create in our lives.
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