devcon 7 / bringing ai on chain
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Bringing AI on-chain
Duration: 01:15:36
Speaker: Evan Griffiths, Gabriel Fior, Peter Jung
Type: Workshop
Expertise: Intermediate
Event: Devcon
Date: Nov 2024
Ethereum serves as a settlement layer for trust. It presents itself as a great option to offer trust-as-a-service for AI agents, which are normally oriented for individual profit and non-collaborative.
To best leverage Ethereum as a building block for AI agents, we want to give a workshop focused around collaboration between agents which will focus on interacting with Prediction Markets, a particular application we at Gnosis AI believe has lots of potential.
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