The internet already has a root of trust. AI needs one too.
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Every time you visit a website, there are systems in the background telling you where to connect and whether that connection can be trusted.
DNS. Certificate authorities. Encryption.
AI needs its own root of trust.
Blockchain can provide one that is transparent, decentralized and verifiable.
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chain is really serving as root of trust for this kind of AI solutions and this is a kind of a general concept right right now when we think of internet right we when you type in google.com you're actually trusting uh a few different services to resolve you to the right IP address right first you're trusting the DNS to give you the IP address for the domain right and uh DNS is an is a dist distributed network but it is rooted in you know some
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authority that effectively said hey this is uh this is the ser servers that are going to give you the correct answer but more importantly for encryption right uh when you communicate to google.com you're trusting the certificate authority