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In case you're too lazy to do your own research or too stupid and fall for op's shit-tier bait,

>ANB will provide smart legal contracts (SLC) that contain smart clauses with the ability to record external data sources such as Internet of Things (IoT) device data, enabling these clauses to self-execute if specified contract conditions are met.
>The project will leverage the Hyperledger platform, starting off by exploring more day to day uses of a permissioned blockchain, before moving to a full rollout of the use of smart contracts in later 2019. It would appear that the smart contract software is to be provided via IBM, though the parties said they are ‘aware’ of companies such as Clause (ie Accord), which has pioneered the software behind smart contracts and also works with IBM.
Data61 report specifically shilling against centralized oracles.

Could this scenario happen with chainlink?

Data61 report literally shilling trustLESS decentralized oracle as the only viable path towards functional smart contracts