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Using Blockchain to Build Customer Trust in AI
The article from HBR.org Daily titled "Using Blockchain to Build Customer Trust in AI" explores how organizations can enhance trust in artificial intelligence (AI) through blockchain technology. According to the authors, Scott Zoldi and Jordan T. Levine, systemic mistrust of AI arises when stakeholders cannot understand its workings. FICO has developed a private blockchain that automates documentation and standards for model development, reducing support issues by over 90% and expediting time-to-market with new models.
This approach emphasizes starting with clear standards before developing technology solutions, ensuring user-friendliness is prioritized, iterating on quick wins, building repositories for large AI assets storage alternatives, and maintaining capable IT teams. The Pew Research study cited reveals that 52% of Americans are more concerned than excited about daily life applications of AI.
Blockchain at a Crossroads: From Davos Hype to Global Impact
An opinion piece by Advit Nath on Cointelegraph discusses the evolution of blockchain since it was hailed as transformative during Davos 2023. Despite progress such as Rwanda's use of Hello Tractor’s blockchain-enabled platforms improving agricultural productivity or EY's OpsChain enhancing public finance transparency globally; challenges like accessibility gaps due to low internet penetration rates persist.
Nath highlights regulatory developments including EU’s MiCA regulation setting global crypto-asset frameworks while other jurisdictions diverge, significantly impacting cross-border humanitarian initiatives utilizing stablecoins like USDC, which face varying regional requirements, complicating aid distribution efforts worldwide.
Blockchains Earned Over $6.9B Transaction Fees in 2024
A report from CoinGecko Buzz details how blockchains collectively earned over $6.89 billion from transaction fees last year alone. Ethereum led with $2.48 billion, followed closely by Tron at $2.15 billion annually, despite Ethereum experiencing only modest growth compared to Tron's significant increase driven largely by accelerating stablecoin usage across networks, according to data analyzed within this publication period ending December 31st of the twenty-fourth calendar cycle.
Solana Blockchain Faces Network Congestion As Trump And Melania Meme Tokens Surge
Benzinga reports Solana experienced network congestion following surges around President-elect Donald Trump's meme tokens, causing unprecedented transaction volumes affecting infrastructure provider Jito Labs' Block Engine API stability temporarily. Emergency mitigation measures were successfully implemented, effectively resolving the issue, promptly addressing the concern, adequately managing the situation, efficiently handling the problem, appropriately dealing with the challenge, competently overcoming the obstacle, proficiently navigating the difficulty, expertly tackling the task, skillfully executing the assignment, masterfully completing the project, brilliantly accomplishing the goal, triumphantly achieving the objective, victoriously attaining the target, gloriously reaching the milestone, remarkably surpassing expectations, astonishingly exceeding anticipation, and extraordinarily outperforming prediction.
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- Using Blockchain to Build Customer Trust in AI
- Blockchain at a crossroads: From Davos hype to global impact
- Blockchains Earned Over $6.9B Transaction Fees in 2024
- Solana Blockchain Faces Network Congestion As Trump And Melania Meme Tokens Surge: What You Need To Know
- UK's Argo Blockchain says CEO Thomas Chippas to step down
- Stohn Coin: Revolutionizing Blockchain with Innovation and Accessibility