Source: Daoshuo Blockchain
- Bittensor: https://bittensor.org/
The introduction of this project is easy to understand.
Simply put, it creates a mechanism for evaluating the performance of artificial intelligence. In a peer-to-peer artificial intelligence network, the performance of any artificial intelligence is evaluated by its "neighbors". The evaluation method is trained by neural network. Each AI’s score after being evaluated by its “neighbors” is recorded on the blockchain. AIs with high scores are rewarded and given increased weight.
The innovation of this project is quite interesting, and the feasibility and demonstration of the plan are detailed in its white paper.
My question about this project is: When will such application scenarios or needs explode? Is it possible that the idea of the project itself is a bit ahead of its time?
In general, this project attempts to use blockchain to solve the problem of performance evaluation in AI, and use a decentralized way to evaluate the performance of AI so that it does not Monopolized by centralized institutions.
- Modulus Labs:
https://www.modulus.xyz/
The idea of this project is also very clear. It proposes a plan to use zero-knowledge proof technology to ensure that the results obtained by AI are not tampered with.
It is very similar to what Space and Time did before, using zero-knowledge proof to ensure data security and tamper-proofing.
- Ora: https://ora.ai/
This project allows anyone to You can easily create personalized AI tools (such as AI chatbots). These personalized AI tools can be used in various scenarios such as life and business.
I did not find a detailed technical introduction or white paper on the project's official website, so I can't tell what the relationship between this project and the blockchain is at the moment. There is no need for the project to issue tokens.
- Ritual: https://ritual.net/
The vision of this project is Becomes the execution layer of AI, allowing blockchain applications to conveniently use various AI applications.
Its design is to build a distributed network on which anyone can deploy their own AI applications (including large language models and machine learning models) wait). Users only need to use a simple interface to call AI applications deployed on this network.
Its first product was Infernet. It allows blockchain smart contracts to call AI applications through interfaces, or allows smart contracts to put computing tasks off-chain by calling AI applications.
In fact, if we expand our thinking, this distributed network can not only provide various applications, but also provide various resources; in addition, many people who need this service It’s just a smart contract, any application has this requirement. So this project has a certain amount of room for imagination.
My question about this project is: When will the widespread use of smart contracts and AI applications explode?
In general, this project uses distributed networks to provide a model for decentralized AI applications.
- Olas: https://olas.network/
This project attempts to construct a network that attracts users to develop their own automated programs. These automated programs can interact with smart contracts autonomously.
The project will issue tokens, and the role of the tokens is to encourage users to develop automated programs and enrich the functions of the network.
The track where this project is located is in demand. In fact, a large number of trading robots that appear now are such services.
But I have some questions:
Can tokens simply be used as incentive chips to be effective? How old? How long does the performance last? Can the value of the token itself be supported?
History has seen many projects trying to use blockchain technology as an incentive mechanism to improve efficiency, but few of them have actually been proven effective and survived. .
I think the fundamental problem is that the value of the token itself is not supported, and the incentive mechanism does not form a closed loop.
This project has not been introduced much in this aspect yet.
In addition, this project is not very closely related to the current popular AI technology. It is more like a solution to efficiently utilize smart contracts by developing automated programs.
Myshell: https://myshell.ai/
This project can be understood as A decentralized platform for discovering, creating, and gathering AI applications.
Its logic and ideas are very clear.
But seeing this project, I think of another type of application: social platforms.
Whenever we talk about the various popular social platforms (such as facebook, twitter, WeChat, Douyin, etc.), we will point out their various disadvantages in detail. A criticized centralization problem.
In response to these problems, similar decentralized applications have long appeared. But after all these years, these decentralized applications have never been able to break the monopoly of these centralized giants.
I think one of the reasons is that people’s social circles have been formed on those traditional platforms. The appeal of such social circles may far outweigh the problems posed by those platforms. So despite all the dissatisfaction, people are still reluctant to leave those giants.
So for the platform, quickly forming user habits and social circles may be the key.
So for this project: whether it can quickly establish usage habits among users is the key.
This project uses blockchain technology to encourage users to use and discover AI applications. It does not involve the transformation of AI itself.
Reference link:
"Quick Overview of 11 Mainstream Encrypted AI Projects":
https://www. jinse.cn/blockchain/3677551.html
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