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Freeman Lewin

Attorney interested in Blockchain, Securities, Technology, and Corporate Law

Freeman Lewin is a highly educated professional with a Doctor of Law (J.D.) from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University, a B.A. from Concordia University, and additional education from McGill University.

His rich professional experience includes roles such as Associate - Legal at Onyx Equities, Law and Policy Consultant at R3, Legal Intern at R3, and Summer Associate at CKR LAW LLP. Moreover, he has contributed as a Clinical Associate at Cardozo Tech Start-Up Clinic and held positions as Law Clerk at Bank of China International and Brem Moldovsky.

Furthermore, Freeman Lewin's diverse background includes serving as the Chief Executive Officer at Gimmee Jimmy's Cookies, Senior Project Manager at Minmun Group, Judicial Committee Associate at Arts and Science Federation of Associations, and Advertising Manager at The Concordian.

Freeman Lewin's broad range of experiences reflects a strong foundation in legal, business, management, and leadership roles, making him a versatile and well-rounded professional in various industries.

Highlights

Aug 22 · linkedin

One of the added benefits of creating a blockchain-based data licensing exchange for AI models is the ability for data rights holders to access liquidity in the DeFi ecosystem.

There is a near-term reality where I could get a loan against the future value of my cellphone data. Thats....cool! Thats Emet Research

Aug 20 · linkedin

Just because your data is publicly available doesn't mean it's not valuable.

As reported earlier today, Conde Nast and OpenAI have struck a multi-year deal that will allow OpenAI to surface stories from the New Yorker, Vogue, Vanity Fair, Bon Appetite, and Wired.

This is one of many such deals that OpenAI and others have struck with publishers over the last year, evidencing a growing and sustained appetite for licensed content.

But are writers, content creators, and commenters (and in case of Reddit, users) getting a cut of these deals? No.

That's why we need an open data licensing protocol, and that's what we're building at Emet Research.

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New York City Metropolitan Area