khushi @khushii_w Twitter profile

Last Seen Profiles

@Dmsirohi

@javiereldelrio

@Isar_art

@AlertDC

@8K_oxo7410

@GuncelKulis

@avysvtpriv

@Bizitalk

@D99_Spring_Conv

@Anita12829195

@Deriqking__

@minaseairi_cos

@LuccianaCosta

@where_isNwah

@abdiel_taquito

@nacalmariaa

@butchvig

@_bravit

@bokeplokalmalam

@Brandon_YHSS

@hannsmlv

@kingTree31

@ziangill

@whOpsverr

@sassfarmer

@InfraSuisse

@elisabeth_33648

@svsss_txt

@om2804

@hatz_csgo

@Lailaelsae1

@yugioh_yol

@StMarys_MH

@Gertie2482

@metazooxyz

@GlowlightGames

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Homomorphic encryption transforms how we work with data, enabling secure computations on encrypted information, all while maintaining privacy. Let’s look at how it works and why it matters. 🧵⬇️

8

38

161

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Multiparty Computation (MPC) has a growing presence in wallet security. It enables multiple players to cooperate on tasks, and maintains security along the way. Let’s take a look at what it is and how it can be used to create robust security frameworks. 🧵

9

16

85

khushi

@khushii_w

1 month

my first @shefiorg summit and this is the highest concentration of hot people in crypto I've ever seen

4

2

80

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

@ericzhu105 and it ends up being yourself

1

0

72

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Intent-based architecture -- but ✨ vintage ✨ A thread about the history of intents and how users will best interact with them. 🧵

3

15

64

khushi

@khushii_w

3 months

Glad to see that companies are finally spending adequate time and resources on curating vibes. I offer competitive coaching to anyone looking to work in vibes. My resume:

jonathan(love)wu

@jonwu_

3 months

Just saw a "Director of Vibes" job posting. We are so back.

21

12

221

7

2

55

khushi

@khushii_w

11 months

1/ Following Intents Day at SBC, I thought it would be useful to expand on some of the UX approaches I talked about in my presentation. These include: - Context-Based Execution - Post-Creation Filtration 🧵⬇️

Anoma

@anoma

11 months

intents aren't real - comprehensive report on intents day 0

3

20

104

3

11

49

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

intents day was a blast! I had a great time debating with these intelligent folks. thanks @apriori0x , @zmanian , & everyone else for coming together to make it happen!

awa

@awasunyin

1 year

intents day tldr; it was intents af shoutout to all speakers @0xbrainjar @jadler0 @colludingnode @ralexstokes @barnabemonnot @khushii_w @DeanTribble @_nityas @brapse @hxrts @0xQuintus @sunandr_ @IsaacSheff @cwgoes @ks_kulk @apriori0x & all participants

2

17

103

0

1

33

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

it's crazy that my job actually expects me to work now. like ????

3

1

32

khushi

@khushii_w

7 months

some of these 2024 crypto theses are just "I believe in every vertical currently happening in crypto"

2

0

31

khushi

@khushii_w

8 months

If we use one account (i.e. Google account/email) to log into every application, and that account is also our recovery system, aren't we creating one critical point of failure?

4

2

24

khushi

@khushii_w

10 months

It's interesting to see that people are thinking about PETs on capitol hill as well: This definitely doesn't imply that relevant policies will be constructed or passed, but awareness of these technologies is further along than I expected.

2

24

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

one of the most talented teams I've ever had the pleasure of working with. they've cracked the code on abstracting away the wallet for the end user while still giving developers control over the transaction layer. this is the first step to better UX!!

Capsule 𝇊

@usecapsule

9 months

1/ We're thrilled to announce that Capsule is now in public beta 𝇊 With Capsule's web and mobile SDKs, developers can build secure cross-app embedded wallets. Get access here: 🧵 Capsule's features at a glance:

39

52

288

1

0

23

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Client-Side ZK will be a very useful tool for users to prove information while retaining data control. Unfortunately, it still needs to be significantly optimized -- which is exactly what @weijie_eth has been working on! Check out his research below :)

Geometry

@__geometry__

1 year

Accelerating Client-Side ZK with WebGPU by @weijie_eth Thread below 🧵

8

33

129

0

1

23

khushi

@khushii_w

10 months

It's interesting to see so many companies working on various forms of intent expression when it seems to be a simple question of what creates the best user experience. I feel like one company should just code up a bunch of different front ends and A/B test to find the best one.

8

0

23

khushi

@khushii_w

8 months

started bulking and listening to meditations by marcus aurelius. I am no better than a man.

5

0

22

khushi

@khushii_w

5 months

infinite sum games ♾️

Aethos

@aethosnetwork

5 months

We’re excited to announce a first-of-a-kind partnership with @ether_fi to accelerate the future of restaking! 🧵

7

9

79

1

0

18

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Although TEEs are great for ensuring the integrity and privacy of a computation, they are still susceptible to side-channel attacks and other vulnerabilities (i.e. power supply manipulation). This framework provides a template for combining FHE and TEEs to improve security.

Mikerah

@badcryptobitch

1 year

0

8

30

1

2

18

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

One of the most stacked security teams I've ever seen

Cubist

@cubistdev

9 months

We’re thrilled to announce CubeSigner, our Wallet-as-a-service platform! It’s the first WaaS with the speed, convenience, and security to support everything from loyalty programs to market makers, across any blockchain. 🧵 Learn more:

5

12

36

2

1

17

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

Heading to Istanbul for DevConnect! DM me if you wanna meet up

1

0

17

khushi

@khushii_w

5 months

intents are making a much anticipated comeback 👀

Chunda (re/acc)

@ChundaMcCain

5 months

The more I work on Ion the more bullish I am about intent-based infra. Entirely new market opps. can be built to trade diff forms of risk. Implementing an intent-inspired system on @ionprotocol for LST/LRT liquidity access, anyone looking for new flow lmk 😉

4

3

39

2

1

15

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

There are a lot of interesting projects using MPC, including @FireblocksHQ , @usecapsule , and @ZenGo . Link any good resources and tag projects using MPC that I may have missed below!

10

0

14

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

1/ In cryptography, homomorphic encryption allows for computations to be performed on encrypted data. It’s a powerful, privacy-preserving method of securing information that has many commercial uses in AI, Blockchain, and more.

1

0

14

khushi

@khushii_w

27 days

unaligned day is truly just an outlet for emotionally repressed crypto folks to complain about the industry. 10/10 recommend great work @ThogardPvP

3

2

12

khushi

@khushii_w

30 days

one of the most valuable events I've ever attended!! great speakers & great audience doing god's work @0xTaker

Taker

@0xTaker

30 days

The first rendition of was a blast! Being able to congregate this many relevant people (searchers, solvers, market makers, trading firms) all in the same room took us several months of planning but it was well worth it! Many interesting discussions with

7

101

0

1

12

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

all I want in life is better in-flight wifi

1

0

12

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Static analysis is the backbone of the modern day smart contract security stack. Let's delve into the mechanics and how it can be applied to avoid common attacks. 🧵⬇️

1

11

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

@gaby_goldberg identity

3

0

11

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

this is fr a long friday

2

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

whole lotta alpha

Jessy's Hacker House ⚔️ EthCC 24’

@wehack247

1 year

Curious about the latest cutting-edge research in crypto? Some might even make it to our @EthCC house 👀 We interviewed the brilliant minds behind @Nascentxyz , @__geometry__ & @Paradigm – some of our dedicated advocates along the way. Dive into their current research & focus👇

5

16

85

0

11

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

where are all the female rust devs :(

3

0

11

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

2/ To understand homomorphic encryption, it's important to grasp the basics of conventional encryption schemes. There are three main architectural components: 1. The Key Generation (KeyGen) algorithm 2. The Encryption algorithm 3. The Decryption algorithm

1

0

11

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

@DualityTech 26/ Homomorphic encryption brings us a lot closer to a privacy-first world. There are many promising use cases, even beyond those mentioned above, and I encourage those who are building in the space to drop links to interesting projects that I may have missed!

3

0

11

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

my place. this Saturday.

Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸

@pmarca

1 year

I am not allow.

491

158

3K

1

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

maybe some AI oversteps are necessary for people to start caring about privacy

2

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

It's exciting to see ZKML being used in production applications - being able to verify the validity of data inputs in trustless compute systems is extremely necessary. Happy to see the team @ionprotocol making this a priority!

Ion Protocol

@ionprotocol

9 months

Introducing Clarity - A Novel ZKML Framework to Analyze Validator Credit Risk. We’ve partnered with @ModulusLabs to bring trustless compute to the comprehensive risk mitigation primitives within our lending markets. Lets learn more 🧠

7

20

88

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

7 months

this is a really good piece -- one of the best takes on why on-chain points are different from off chain rewards programs and where the inherent value lies in being on-chain

katie

@katiewav

7 months

teamed up with @strangechances to tackle CT's burning question of the day: wtf are points? By All Accounts: On Points, Attestations, & Tokens

14

7

80

1

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

4 months

incredible tech to watch 👀

Eito Miyamura | ♨️ GPU-EVM

@Eito_Miyamura

4 months

♨️ Announcing: GPU-EVM by @gatling_x ♨️ The most performant parallel-EVM in the world by 100x. Massive unlock: foundational infra for training AI/RL models that interact with the EVM, accelerated L2s, MEV, backtesting, and more 🧵+ waitlist below

29

73

313

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

4 months

ethaly fomo😢

3

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

22/ @zama_fhe is building open source cryptographic tools, enabling ML using data encrypted via fully homomorphic encryption. Their tool, Concrete, converts python programs into their FHE equivalent, and Concrete ML is a privacy preserving ML framework built on top of Concrete.

1

0

10

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

it's embarrassing to be strong enough to lift your luggage above your head but not tall enough to actually put it in the plane storage compartments by yourself

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

6 months

an amazing read for anyone figuring out what to do next 🤔

trace

@tracecrypto1

6 months

Race to the Pareto Frontier

3

4

44

0

8

khushi

@khushii_w

2 months

@_JonahB_ @arxiv me rn

2

9

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

Can't wait!! sign up for this amazing event with @0xVirtualLabs here:

Workable Web3 Summit - Towards Blockchain Usability · Luma

After hosting 150 attendees and 23 speakers representing 18 companies worth over $4 billion at Devconnect, Workable Web3 Summit is back for ETH Denver! Join…

lu.ma

Virtual Labs

@0xVirtualLabs

9 months

Capital allocators unite to discuss Investing in Web3 Usability! Great lineup including @hack_vc @__geometry__ @OPCryptoVC @FigmentCapital @khushii_w @0xlucas1024 @DougieDeLuca @0xRodney

1

0

6

0

1

9

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

4/ There are two main types of KeyGen algorithms: symmetric and asymmetric. In a symmetric scheme, the two keys are the same, but in an asymmetric scheme, the keys are different. Asymmetric schemes are more common because decryption is difficult without a private key.

1

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

14/ Fully homomorphic encryption permits unlimited additions and multiplications. This is very powerful, because you can replicate any simple logic (and, or, exclusive or, not, etc.) using these operations. This is sufficient to do arbitrary computation on any encrypted data.

1

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

9/ So, why is this useful? Take the example of anonymous voting. In this setup, a facilitator generates public and private keys. Each voter encrypts their vote and submits it to the facilitator, who adds the encrypted votes, decrypts the total, and establishes the outcome.

1

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

A fun experiment with attested audio could be with the upcoming US presidential election👀 It would mitigate the spread of misinformation and fake videos. It could also expand the popularity of zk in web2!

Kobi Gurkan

@kobigurk

1 year

Attested data allows users to prove computation on data that relates to them. Attested sensors are one compelling provider of attested data — be it images, humidity or… audio! @daniel_d_kang , @AnnaRRose and I worked on a demo for attested audio: 1/8

14

68

310

1

9

khushi

@khushii_w

2 months

chain abstraction is important, but it DOES complicate security expectations. any interesting frameworks on security in a chain abstracted world? or... anyone interested in designing one?

Nick White 🤳✨

@nickwh8te

2 months

@arjunbhuptani They shouldn’t know which chain they are on but they should know the security zones they are interacting with and trusting

2

0

15

2

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

3/ First, let’s start with the KeyGen algorithm. This algorithm generates the keys used for both encrypting and decrypting the data. The algorithm consists of two keys: public and private. The public key is used to encrypt data and the private key is used to decrypt data.

1

0

9

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

15/ Homomorphic encryption is an exciting development in cryptography and has applications in many industries, including: - Blockchain - AI & ML - Healthcare Let’s get into some use cases.

1

0

8

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

5/ The Encryption algorithm applies encryption to a given plaintext using the public key. It then creates the ciphertext, which is the encrypted version of the plaintext. The Decryption algorithm restores the ciphertext back to its original plaintext form using the private key.

1

0

8

khushi

@khushii_w

8 months

invisible & interoperable wallets are the future!! loving the passkeys support too 🙃

Capsule 𝇊

@usecapsule

8 months

Did you know Capsule leverages passkeys to secure social logins? This allows you to leverage social logins without worrying about SIM swaps or phishing attacks 🔐

1

2

14

0

1

8

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

@c14_team on the rise👀

0

1

8

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

my boss found my Twitter. get ready for some pg rated tweets about my work ethic.

0

8

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

today I learned that oranges aren't securities. thanks @PennBlockchain

1

8

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

11/ Next, let's talk about the different levels of homomorphic encryption: 1. Partially Homomorphic Encryption 2. Somewhat Homomorphic Encryption 3. Fully Homomorphic Encryption

1

0

8

khushi

@khushii_w

7 months

@_kinjalbshah agreed! I think the major change has been making minting financially accessible. as the cost of minting goes down, we'll see interest in on-chain personalities increase. @ourZORA is an amazing example

1

0

8

khushi

@khushii_w

7 months

looks like @worldcoin has found pmf

Justine Moore

@venturetwins

7 months

it’s so over

295

789

11K

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

6/ Though many of these encryption mechanisms follow a similar structure, some encryption schemes exhibit an interesting property called homomorphism, which allows operations to be performed directly on the encrypted data, without needing to decrypt it first.

1

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

18/ PIR can also be used to build a privacy-preserving oracle service that can be called from a smart contract to provide access to off-chain data, without revealing the request itself. Play around with an example of this at by @blyssdev !

sprl it!, the private .eth resolver

Privately resolve .eth URLs using homomorphic encryption.

sprl.it

1

7

khushi

@khushii_w

8 months

it's exciting to see big players simplifying UX and focusing on applications: - coinbase is simplifying the wallet interface to focus on p2p payments - polygon is building a comprehensive dashboard to tackle the famed "everything app"

2

1

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

See y'all in Paris🫡

Geometry

@__geometry__

1 year

🇫🇷 ZK Paris 🇫🇷 Geometry is excited to announce ZK Paris, a co-hosted event with @ZKValidator on the 20th July in Paris, during EthCC. ZK Paris brings together the leaders and builders in the zero knowledge community and we are proud to announce our sponsors below!

7

15

114

1

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

7 months

Aethos is exploring the philosophical questions that we need to be asking to dramatically change the way we interact on-chain. I cannot wait to see what's next!!!

Aethos

@aethosnetwork

7 months

Transactions are meant to be an expression of values. However, we still need the decentralized tools to make this a reality.

21

34

159

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

10/ During this voting process, the facilitator cannot see the individual votes, but can still perform addition on the encrypted data to obtain the cumulative result, thereby preserving ballot confidentiality.

1

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

who wants to watch the Barbie movie w me at ETH CC

Michelle Fang 🌁

@michelleefang

1 year

spotted in paris!! the team behind barbie really came to bat this season, easily one of the best advertising campaigns to be remembered in marketing history

1

2

30

1

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

people heading to ski trips always sound like they're on a life or death mission

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

@gaby_goldberg the idea of self sovereign data around your identity will have to touch the consumer in some way, since they are responsible for their own data. hopefully, it will be abstracted away to a point at which it feels natural, but regardless the end user will definitely have a say

3

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

8 months

this is a really good framing for the recent shift to more of an application focus!! it's interesting to note that it affects the incumbents and new players alike

trace

@tracecrypto1

8 months

Revisiting the Application Layer: In our latest piece at @FigmentCapital , we introduce a framework for categorizing blockchain applications, and share our view on how to increase their adoption.

9

16

104

3

2

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

7/ Imagine you have the encrypted versions of some plaintexts x and y. Although you don't know the original plaintexts, you can add these two ciphertexts together and obtain the encrypted ciphertext for their sum. This property is what we call homomorphism.

1

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

Really great resource for anyone building wallets!

Capsule 𝇊

@usecapsule

1 year

It seems like MPC vs Account Abstraction is all anyone can talk about these days And it’s confusing. So we thought we'd break it down for you:

3

15

96

2

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

8 days

This is a good example of how building tools for liquidity providers to deploy capital onchain in a risk minimized manner can actually unlock a better UX for end users. Infra for specific users & use cases is much more effective than the generalized infra that exists today.

Austin King

@0xASK

8 days

Preconfirmations, shared sequencers, based rollups, etc All of these have promised to solve the fragmentation plaguing the crypto ecosystem. But what if the answer was actually much simpler? In this post I will cover why trustless credit might actually solve this UX mess:

28

37

163

0

1

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

this is so cool

Ingonyama

@Ingo_zk

1 year

1/n So how much time would it take to run LLM inference with FHE? new blog post and a long 🧵

1

16

45

0

7

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

Lost my phone on a lyft and customer support didn't respond until 16 hours later. Then they sent me the link to a customer satisfaction survey that didn't work 💀

3

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

9 months

the hardest part is figuring out the threshold for satisfiable security guarantees. for which use cases are we okay with the risks of using a TEE and for which cases are they unacceptable?

Georgios Konstantopoulos

@gakonst

9 months

trusted execution environments is an incredibly powerful technology. crypto people see its power and somewhat understand its dangers, unfortunately without full nuance of the threat model. non-crypto people don't even realize how powerful it is. big opportunity either way.

16

22

169

2

1

7

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

8/ @SearchOnDora is a great example of a search engine that can provide the interface for intent-based interactions. The key here is to ensure that interactions feel natural — I see this as being similar to the “People also ask” section on Google.

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

7 months

it hurts to see others living out my dreams

Milk Road

@MilkRoadDaily

7 months

An online pastor launched a cryptocurrency called INDXcoin. He promised churchgoers that purchasing the coin would grant them "a miracle in very short order." He then pocketed $1.3M, bought a Range Rover, and spent a couple hundred thousand dollars on a home remodel "the

22

20

72

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

how do I get good at trivia? I have 3 months before I need to flex on some people

2

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

It is incredible how easily we can break down complex topics for any group of individuals. Future generations have the opportunity to be so much smarter than we are now.

zkpod.ai

@zkpodai

1 year

A ZK story, by ChatGPT, and orchestrated by @Paul_Gafni My First STARK 🌈 Written by: ChatGPT 1//18

3

14

2

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

13/ Somewhat homomorphic encryption extends this, allowing both additions and a limited number of multiplications. The multiplications are limited to a polynomial of degree D (a low number, usually 5-15).

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

3 years

I have resolved to start using twitter

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

2 months

can't wait 🫡

Essential

@intentessential

2 months

The Essential team is very excited to be heading to Brussels for @EthCC . We’ll be hosting our very own Declarative Day on Thursday, 11th of July. Join us for a day of talks from declarative-aligned projects, presentations and good vibes. Stay tuned as we announce the line-up

5

13

54

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

8/ The instance above is an example of additive homomorphic encryption (AHE). The counterpart to AHE is multiplicative homomorphic encryption (MHE). MHE enables the multiplication of two ciphertexts to obtain the encrypted ciphertext for their product.

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

23/ Healthcare - Private Data Analysis Healthcare data, such as metrics drawn from wearable devices, can be encrypted using homomorphic encryption and sent to a server. The server can perform analysis on this data, without revealing the raw data or the results.

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 month

woohoooo come say hi 👋🏽

Aethos

@aethosnetwork

1 month

Meet the Aethos team at EthCC next week in Brussels! @pumpernikhil and @khushii_w will be discussing our latest work and details about building a programmable policy layer. Find us at the following events 🧵

1

5

15

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

1\ Intent-based architecture has been around for decades. It began in the 90s, with the rise of search engines like WebCrawler and Google. Users could type in a request, and the search engine would do its best to fulfill that request by providing relevant search results.

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

12/ Partially homomorphic encryption allows for either addition or multiplication on ciphertexts, but not both. This is fairly easy to implement and is an element of common cryptography systems such as RSA and elliptic curves.

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

5 months

@eshita sometimes I can't tell if I'm me or eshita tbh. totally justified.

1

0

6

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

9/ An interesting qualification to this point is mentioned by @kobigurk : the player that can act in the best interest of the user is the one who resides at the transaction layer, such as @usecapsule .

Kobi Gurkan

@kobigurk

1 year

Capsule’s signing infrastructure enables users to define the conditions where transactions can be non-interactively signed and limit to approved actions. this can create a ripe environment for a great user experience while enabling notions of matchmaking and solving 6/11

1

23

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

17/ PIR allows private access to specific transaction data, without exposing user interests. For instance, it enables the creation of a private trading platform, where users can make trades based on on-chain data without revealing their strategies.

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

I'm slowly learning that all of my coworkers are crypto conspiracy theorists and I am here for it

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

21/ However, running models on encrypted data has many use cases. It can enable trading algorithms that run on private data, keeping a user's assets confidential, or constructing a private voice assistant that responds to encrypted inputs, securing the raw data from exposure.

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

24/ The derived recommendation would then be sent back in an encrypted format, only to be decrypted by the user. Performing analysis on encrypted data lets users gain health insights without sacrificing privacy.

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

10/ The Personal Assistant: As AI continues to progress, I envision a future with advanced personal assistants. Like Siri, but better.

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

2 months

Excited to chat with these amazing folks!

Essential

@intentessential

2 months

Join us as we explore the declarative blockchain paradigm, and discover how these principles are being applied in the space. Hear from a lineup of amazing speakers as they discuss the application of #intents in web3✨ Register here ➡️

0

3

16

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

5/ This begs the question, how will users convey intents in web3? Well, there are a few ways this could shake out: 1. The search engine 2. The wallet 3. The personal assistant

2

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

2 years

I aspire to work in a team culture like the one at @ClapForEncore . it's great to meet cool people passionate about building cool things

1

3

5

khushi

@khushii_w

11 months

4/ Context-Based Intent Execution This method uses on-chain history to determine a user’s ideal parameters (price, risk, etc.) when defining and executing intents. This is similar to the creation of user profiles with machine learning.

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

20/ Once processed, the result is also encrypted and only the owner of the private key can decrypt the result. This process is challenging, because the encrypted data might not be compatible with the chosen model.

1

0

5

khushi

@khushii_w

1 year

16/ Blockchain Tech - Private Information Retrieval (PIR) In PIR, you can encrypt some arbitrary query (say, an ENS address) with your private key. An on-chain search server uses your public key to compute the query and sends the encrypted result, which only you can decrypt.

2

0

5