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The law was built for a physical world. But today, DAOs get hacked, AI creates art, and people own virtual land. When disputes happen in Web3, who do you sue?
I built a VR courtroom.
Put on a headset. Stand at the podium. Argue your case before an AI judge trained on legal precedent. Present evidence. Object. Get a ruling.
Win and earn XP. Lose and learn.
Disputes over smart contracts and virtual property are resolved through reputation and community consensus.
The law shouldn’t just happen to us.
We should help shape it, in VR. https://odd-hatch-29866517.figma.site
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ROLE REVERSAL
I spend a ridiculous amount of time sitting in my chair, making AI characters do the most absurd things. Run faster. Fly higher. Do something completely impossible.
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