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Somi Arian: Blockchain can bring that transparency that AI desperately needs
“Blockchain without AI is too rigid, and AI without blockchain is a black box that’s controlled by a few companies,” Somi Arian tells CoinGeek Backstage.
“Blockchain without AI is too rigid, and AI without blockchain is a black box that’s controlled by a few companies,” Somi Arian tells CoinGeek Backstage.
In 2023, the automobile blockchain industry is valued at a little over $550 million, but the market size is expected to grow to $4.1 billion by 2032.
The EFCC chair noted that Africa loses $89 billion annually to illicit finance and that AI, data analytics, and blockchain have a role to play in curbing it.
Member of Parliament Lisa Cameron chaired the debate and started proceedings by arguing that the U.K. needs to "level up" if it wants to be a superpower across emerging digital technologies.
AI and blockchain are tied for investment among emerging technologies, with robotic process automation and digital identity as the other investment areas.
Citibank’s proof of concept proved it’s possible to issue tokenized versions of private equity funds and remain compliant and compatible with existing banking systems.
Currently, SMEs in the United Arab Emirates face a challenging task in securing trade finance, underscored by several issues like the presence of intermediaries, stiff penalties and interest, and an absence of trust.
To see the benefits of AI/blockchain, there must be a concerted effort from AI devs, users, and regulators to establish common standards and practices for implementing blockchain in AI systems.
In this article, SmartLedger delves into the multifaceted role of legal compliance in the blockchain sphere, underscoring its significance as a strategic enabler.
Exploring blockchain's potential in planetary health, researchers uncover promising use cases across environmental protection, health financing, disease mapping, and AI integration.
As bedbug infestation reports soared in South Korea, an engineer launched an interactive map based on blockchain for citizens to track infestation cases in real-time.
This study argues that blockchain's language barrier challenges regulators to accurately understand and assess the tech, potentially leading to flawed and inconsistent regulation across jurisdictions.