Monday October 3, 2022
Tata Innovation Center, 11 East Loop Road, New York, NY 10044
The Initiative for CryptoCurrencies and Contracts (IC3) hosted an inaugural NFT art gallery opening at Cornell Tech in New York City.
Please visit the IC3 YouTube channel to listen to the full, as well as the individual NFT Talks recordings.
Speakers:
Ari Juels (Cornell) - "Intro: What This Event Is All About"
Mukti Khaire (Cornell) - "Are NFTs 'Art'"
Phil Daian (Cornell) - "A Journey Through Glass and Blockchains"
James Grimmelmann (Cornell) - "Why NFT Licensing Is Hard"
Fernanda Viégas (Harvard) and Martin Wattenberg (Harvard) - "The Aura of Ones and Zeros"
Yan Ji (Cornell) - "NFT Fair Drops With Decentralized Identities"
Ittay Eyal (Technion) - "Wallet Design"
Kushal Babel (Cornell) - "The Science behind Atomic NFTs"
Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) have created an exciting new area of research at the intersection of computer science, art, law, and economics. The event featured the unveiling of an artist-made glass projection screen showcasing a gallery of NFTs that represent the latest NFT research from IC3. It also featured talks highlighting advances in NFT technology from faculty and students across a range of disciplines.
Our thanks to Eirik Ulversøy, a.k.a. Kitten Mittens, and to Dapper Labs for their generous loan of historically important and rare CryptoKitties for our experiment at the event in the psychology of NFT viewing.
Guests enjoying light refreshments at the NFT Gallery Opening.
Thank you for your participation and we hope to see you at future IC3 events!