In the past decade, we've seen some huge advances by kind of taking a different approach to looking at zero knowledge proofs. And that's where the ZK Snarks really were born. These are propositions themselves that are extremely succinct and very short in size. They're also non-interactive, meaning the prover could come up with a proof and then give it to the verifier.
In this episode, we sit down with Howard Wu to explore zkSNARKs, the challenges in the application of this awesome technology, the new ideas emerging for how to scale them and his latest work on DIZK.
This is the 2nd in our ongoing series about Zero Knowledge technologies. To get a good sense of Zero Knowledge Proofs, please listen to our introduction to the topic in Episode 21.
Howard Wu is an early member of Blockchain at Berkeley, the co-author of Libsnark, and a managing partner of Dekrypt Capital.
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