Warden has unveiled the alpha version of its Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Interface (AIBI), designed to integrate AI into applications seamlessly. This innovative interface allows developers to create cryptographic proofs that validate AI predictions, enhancing trust in AI outputs. The initiative aims to address the issues of unreliable AI infrastructure that have led to dangerous recommendations in the past.
AIBI is set to revolutionize AI applications by ensuring that every decision made by AI is backed by cryptographic proof, enhancing accuracy and explainability. To promote the use of AIBI, Warden will host hackathons in Q4 2024, encouraging developers to explore its potential in various applications. This move positions Warden as a leader in merging AI with blockchain technology, paving the way for secure and open AI infrastructure.
• AIBI enhances trust in AI by providing cryptographic proofs for predictions.
• Warden plans hackathons to inspire innovative AI applications using AIBI.
It allows developers to create cryptographic proofs for AI predictions, ensuring trust and reliability.
In the context of AIBI, they verify that AI models produced specific predictions.
AIBI uses a cutting-edge consensus mechanism to verify AI outputs.
The company aims to pioneer applications at the intersection of AI and web3.
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