AI is no longer a future concept. It’s already shaping how decisions are made, how data is analyzed, and how value is created. But while AI itself has evolved rapidly, the infrastructure supporting it remains centralized, opaque, and controlled by a small number of players.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming every sector of the economy.
Crypto was supposed to remove barriers, not create new ones. Yet over time, many blockchain projects have shifted toward closed funding rounds, insider allocations, and launches that leave the public arriving late.
The digital age thrives on data. Every transaction, interaction, and algorithm depends on it. Yet as artificial intelligence grows more sophisticated, it exposes an unavoidable truth — the more data AI consumes, the greater the risk to privacy.