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AI needs crypto – especially now
AI systems are breaking an internet that was designed at human-scale — by making it cheaper than ever to coordinate, transact, and generate voice, video, and text that are increasingly indistinguishable from human activity. We’re already beset with CAPTCHAs; now we’re starting to see agents interact and transact just like humans do (and as we’ve covered here). The problem isn’t that AI exists — it’s that the internet does not have a native way to separate humans from machines while preserving privacy and usability. This is where blockchains come in. The idea that crypto can help build better AI systems, ... (full story)
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