Forthcoming to the Review of Economic Studies, the paper “A Model of the Data Economy”: a micro-founded model for optimal data policy using a recursive representation to value data. According to its calibration to the US economy, the GDP mis-measurement…
As Large Language Models (LLMs) make vast quantities of public data readily accessible and effectively commoditise public knowledge, private data becomes increasingly valuable: this shift has been named “The Tragedy of the AI Data Commons” in a recent publication regarding…
Continuing with our series of blog-posts on the valuation of data and its application to secure computation, we note the recent publication of “Valuing financial data: The case of analyst forecasts”. This newer paper replicates for the Chinese market the…
You would willing to pay between 13% and 23% of your personal wealth for continuous access to undisclosed financial information: that’s an estimate on the private value of information as a percentage of personal wealth according to a study by…
From a forthcoming publication (“Estimating the Private Value of Financial Statement Statistics”), we know that an institutional investor would be willing to pay $170,515 for the future value of Return Of Equity (ROE) of the median firm from the COMPUSTAT…
From a recent publication in the Review of Financial Studies (“Valuing Financial Data”), we know that a fund with assets of $250M would be willing to pay the remarkable amount of $1.4M for the ability to perfectly forecast quarterly GDP…
A new use case regarding the use of secure computation techniques on monetary policy rules has been published, teaching how to securely compute on policy rules in a private way.
The full MiCA Regulation (EU 2023/1114) applies from today. A brief description of how the current blockchain meets this regulation: The crypto-asset is automatically created as a reward for the maintenance of the distributed ledger or the validation of transactions…
The guide to register a single keypair generated from your Electronic Passport has been updated. Note that this step requires an Intel SGX CPU with Flexible Launch Control (FLC).
The paper describing Zero-Knowledge Proof-of-Identity has been updated with the latest developments to offer the only practical solution currently available to provide secure, privacy-preserving authentication of National Identity Cards/Biometric passports: New subsubsection 4.2.8: Substituting EPID for DCAP New subsubsection 4.3.3:…