Speaking at BlockShow Asia 2019, Todalarity CEO Toufi Saliba posed a hypothetical question to the audience: "How many people would take a pill that made you smarter, knowing they can be controlled by a social entity?".
"That's the response that I get, zero percent of you," he continued.
"Now imagine at the same time the pill has autonomous decentralized governance so that no one can control or repurpose that pill but the host - yourself."
Decentralized governance represents a necessary step for the tech community to build up a trust in digital developments related to securely managing big data.
"Economics and ethics can go together thanks to decentralization," commented SingularityNET CEO Ben Goertzel.
"It is when we are at a point of centralizing data that you can begin to think about decentralization. For example, electronic medical records: in five years the data will be centralized. After that, you can decentralize it."
"Blockchain is not as complex as AI, but it is a necessary component of the future. Without BTC, you don't have means of decentralized governance. AI enables the future, blockchain secures it."
Artificial Intelligence Will Enable the Future, Blockchain Will Secure It
Publicado en Nov 16, 2019
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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