2.3 The Rise of Blockchain, Web3, and the Adoption of Cryptography
With the rapid development of blockchain, Web3, and advanced cryptographic technologies, the combination of these technologies is providing effective solutions to the credibility issues of AI systems. Blockchain technology, through its decentralized distributed ledger, offers AI systems unalterable transparency and traceability, ensuring that the decision-making processes of AI Agents can be publicly verified, thereby greatly enhancing users' trust in AI Agents.
Building on this, the adoption of advanced cryptographic technologies such as Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) and Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP) enables AI systems to perform computations without exposing user data privacy and to verify the correctness of computational results through cryptographic proofs. The integration of these technologies not only effectively addresses the credibility issues of AI Agents but also provides assurance for their widespread application in high-security fields such as finance and healthcare.
According to research by the Blockchain Research Institute, by 2026, AI models based on blockchain and cryptographic solutions are expected to account for more than 15% of the global AI application market, further promoting the deep integration of decentralized computing and AI technology, and providing higher transparency, security, and trust for future intelligent systems.
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