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According to SherlockLink, a guest article by Sergey will appear on artificiallawyer.com sometime this month.
https://www.artificiallawyer.com/2016/07/22/al-interview-smart-contracts-could-help-reduce-corruption/
Notable article on AL by the CMO of Seal Software:
https://www.artificiallawyer.com/2018/02/23/guest-post-why-we-need-intelligent-contracts/

>There have been plenty of examples in the public domain. My current favourite is AXA Insurance’s Fizzy offering which they market as a 100% automated, 100% secure platform for parametric insurance against delayed flights.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJZulZ_-CMI
now, What do you think Fizzy needs to operate? A way of transferring real life data about plane locations, times, etc. into the insurance smart contract.

Seal is a service that tries to make it easy to audit contracts across multiple document formats and storage solutions. This process can be easily standardized and automated if contracts are stored and settled on the blockchain. No more sifting through pdfs, jpgs, old emails, physical documents in file cabinet dungeons, poor handwriting etc. Companies like seal could offer their service via Chainlink and reduce overhead of all interested parties by ungodly amounts. Seal customers? Docusign and Salesforce among others.

Sergey's first tweet in over a year was regarding a quote from Marc Benioff, the CEO of salesforce. Salesforce gave a $250k startup grant to a company called Loop & Tie. One of Chainlink's software engineers is Dmitri Roche, who worked for L&T.
Sergey is also presenting alongside Docusign this month at SXSW.