Who decides which AI models you can trust?
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AI still relies on centralized authorities to decide what gets approved, updated and trusted.
A blockchain-based root of trust replaces that authority with a process that is decentralized, auditable and verifiable.
Every upgrade can be checked. No single party decides what everyone else has to trust.
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- 0:00
What root of trust here is is really the dissipating removing this authority the centralized authority in most of the cases and turning this into a blockchain governed smart contract protocol and uh like to give you an example right for AI uh let's say there's a new model came out somebody needs to review approve and upgrade uh so that everybody else can trust on it and so you want this process to be decentralized you want this process to be auditable you want this process to be clear to everyone and
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exactly verifiable. That's what near kind of blockchain as a root of trust can offer.