A few days ago, I went to the hospital to accompany a friend for treatment. When the doctor was about to retrieve the case, a reminder suddenly popped up on the screen: Partial information encryption, please confirm decryption permissions At that time, my heart skipped a beat and I remembered a few years ago when patient data from a certain hospital was leaked, and a bunch of people's information was used for telecom fraud. At that moment, I was thinking, do we have to take a risk every time we use data? Later, when I reached @ zama_he on Twitter, I realized that there are really people in the world who are seriously solving this problem. Zama's game is called FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption), which sounds fancy, but that's how you think: Doctors can still use cases for AI analysis, and the results can be calculated, but the patient's privacy is not exposed at all during the entire process; The DeFi protocol of banks runs complex logic in the background, and assets are still in encrypted state, which hackers cannot steal at all; Companies want to share data and train models together, but their trade secrets are tightly locked. Simply put, data can 'work', but there's no need to run naked. It's like giving the house key to the nanny, but all the drawers and cabinets in the house are locked. She can sweep the floor and wash dishes, but she will never see your little secrets. Behind this, Zama is not just about technology, but also building an ecosystem: open source libraries, tools, and the Zama Creator Program, allowing developers to create privacy dApps today, not just a pie in the sky. Many people are now boasting about ZK (zero knowledge), which is indeed fierce, but ZK is solving the problem of "validation", and FHE is solving the problem of "computation". The combination of the two is the true future of privacy computing. Zama is not building a company, but rather establishing a default security, privacy first digital order. So when I look at these OG NFT and Creator Program opportunities now, my mindset is simple: Financing is waiting there, sooner or later someone will succeed. If you don't get in the car, you may really regret it. FHE ZamaCreatorProgram Web3