‘AI will accelerate the adoption of blockchains:’ Interview with Cosmo Jiang in Petera Capital
Crypto. NEWS talked about how Cosmo Jiang, an artificial intelligence, the injuries of the deep sea, and the AI can work with the blockchain.
As the global AI market is expected to grow to about $ 3.6 trillion by 2034, Crypto has entered the theme with Crypto Venture Pioneer, California, with Pantera Capital. In this interview, we talked with Cosmo Jiang, a general partner of Pantera, who joined the Web3 venture company NOVA RIVER, to operate a long -term biased digital asset fund.
CN: Do you think AI will lead to more sophisticated frauds? We are already seeing the depths of celebrities promoting fake tokens to seduce investors. How can the industry go ahead of this?
CJ: In the future, the AI agent and AI generation content will be more and more ubiquitous and will be distinguished from betting.Ween human and AI. This potential future state is increasingly focused on the recent success and rapidly increasing impacts of large AI models.
This is a problem in many industries. Distributed AI helps to solve some of these problems, including Deepfake detection and identity verification.
For example, BitMind is dedicated to detection and alleviation of Deepfakes. Bitmind is a subnet that works on the Bittensor Network, which is an open source and a protocol that encourages the development of distributed AI. Bitmind’s Deepfake Detection System is one of the most accurate free tools in the world, using a sophisticated AI model accurately distinguished between actual content and manipulated content.
Bitmind is equipped with advanced detection algorithms that use both creation and differential AI technologies to provide powerful mechanisms for deep sea identification. Bitmind uses state -of -the -art technology, including nearby pixels, to ensure competitive detection accuracy.
The operating of the subnet is distributed, and the miners that cross the network run binary classifiers. This setting enhances both the detection process and not limited to the centralized repository, so that the reliability and integrity of the detection results are improved.
CN: Should we expect new regulations to specifically target the intersection of AI and encryption?
CJ: I will expect and encourage regulators to produce regulatory frameworks that encourage innovation while collaborating with the AI and encryption industries. I also think that there is a particularly emphasis on the role of the White House AI and Crypto Czar.
This promise is suitable for people after development by making encryption side by side with AI. I believe Crypto and AI will be the fastest and most exciting growth in the next few years. The creation of that role is an obvious recognition of our government leaders.
In many ways, regulators should be particularly open to the distributed alternatives to AI development. Adjustment of decentralization or multiple independent actors helps to prevent censorship and improve elasticity and reliability.
CN: What is the most excited AI project in the encryption space?
CJ: There are so many reasons why the blockchain makes AI inherently possible and that AI accelerates the adoption of blockchains, so there is a reason for spending a lot of time and capital in this space.
One of Crypto’s superpower is to encourage adjustment using tokens. One of the areas that can be particularly helpful is to create and use the open source AI model. We have invested in some investments in this space, including Bittensor (TAO) and Sentient.
The development and adoption of open source is gaining popularity for cultural reasons, and the fact that it is possible to produce better AI models over time than that exists in the garden in the walls such as Openai. Bittensor uniquely promotes the open source community by providing sustainable financial incentives for the historically unlawful open source donation. The Grassroots Global Community, which is formed around the Bittensor protocol, continues to surprise me with passion and remind the early of the Bitcoin community in many ways.
Another area is the concept of distributed identity. We have invested in this space, including In World (WLD) and Humanity protocols.
In the future world where the AI agent and AI creation content are increasingly ubiquitous, there will be acute need to distinguish between humans and bots. This potential future state is increasingly focused on the recent success and rapidly increasing effects of generating AI.
SAM Altman, CEO and world president of Openai, believes that there will be a breakthrough development of artificial information in a few years. Altman founded World, a protocol that identifies unique humans in response to the future state of his company Openai. If successful, the world can preserve personal information, expand reliable solutions to distinguish AI online and human beings, enable global democracy, enhance economic opportunities, and show potential paths to AI funding UBIs. .