We'll keep thinking about ways to either prove that there is some inherent superlineal lure bound on the size of arguments in the ranomical model, or we can improve the upper bound with like, better constructions. This kind of goes to the question, like, how you're picking what you're doing. But do you look at a protocol and then, like, there's pieces of it, and you start to optimize or think about specific pieces? Is it more like you're starting with a clean slate and you're trying to kind of build something brand new? I wat definitely not a clean slate. That would the would da wyelsi iter i think a common theme that
200th Episode of Zero Knowledge Podcast! This week, Anna chats with Alessandro Chiesa, a professor working on cryptography, complexity and security and one of the co-founders Zcash and StarkWare. Anna and Ale dig into some of the recent SNARK research coming out of his lab and discuss how to navigate the challenges of teaching in a space that changes quickly.
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