How a16z’s New NFT Licenses Hope to Solve Rights Problems for Creators and Buyers - Ep. 391
Sep 2, 2022
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Miles Jennings, General Counsel at a16z crypto, dives into the firm's innovative "can’t be evil" NFT licenses. He explains how these licenses tackle essential rights issues in the NFT space, offering clarity for creators and buyers. Jennings discusses the five key rights provided by these licenses and how they aim to curb hate speech concerns. He also outlines why past attempts at standardizing NFT licenses failed and shares optimism about the future success of these transformative measures.
Miles Jennings, general counsel at a16z crypto, talks about its new “can’t be evil” NFT licenses and how they help to solve many problems within the NFT industry. Show highlights:
what “can’t be evil” NFT licenses are and what problems they solve
what can these licenses achieve for content creators
which are the five rights that the licenses address
whether the NFT licenses help resolve hate speech issues for creators
why a16z described its licenses as “can’t be evil”
how these licenses will be enforced
how anyone buying NFTs should now be able to understand what they are buying
why previous attempts to create standardized NFT license didn’t succeed
why Miles thinks these new NFT licenses are going to succeed