Topic: Will Bitcoin Run On AI? (Read 302 times)
The efficiency and future of AI and IoT on the blockchain, depends on the scalability of the blockchains. Scalability is the stumbling block of all the blockchains. Existing projects do not solve this problem. I know several new promising projects. But they are still at the development stage.
Your whitepaper is just a scam. Make sense to think about how it can impact the blockchain. It certainly does AI as sci-fi defines it yet. There are some decent projects outside the coding space for example in the form of AI dialogue. Bitcoin is a proven technology based on well-defined, well-defined technical principles and mathematical operations. For now, AI as the current function is none other than a set of algorithms, fancied up using terms like 'smart chatbot'; and, seduced by the fear-mongering that AI is so powerful, it will take away all human affairs. Personally I really like AI, and incorporating it into Bitcoin will be very very dope. I think it would be better to take it now and sooner. So it would be undesirable to get swayed by AI hype, and finally dilute the perfect scientific perfection and reliability of Bitcoin is absolutely empirical.
Who knows what will happen next with Bitcoin? Maybe it will or it will not but it is for sure that with AI, bitcoin will be far more advanced. With such technological advances it may be possible that btc transaction are done faster with less transaction charges.
Like a company, robots will soon be able to have value. "We look at the bitcoin and cryptocurrency situations where technology allows one person to control one-fifth of the assets,"
Who knows what will happen next with Bitcoin? Maybe it will or it will not but it is for sure that with AI, bitcoin will be far more advanced. With such technological advances it may be possible that btc transaction are done faster with less transaction charges.
No offense intended, but I am very skeptical of when people throw around names of altcoins into this section of the forum. Eventually bitcoin will be forced to integrate artificial intelligence and be resistant to quantum computing attacks, but it's hard to say exactly how this will play out in the coming years.
Bitcoin can really run using artificial intelligence. But the risk is also high since artificial intelligence can also be prone to hacking or its program can have an error. This could be possible if the program of the Artificial Intelligence is perfect and even if we run into problems the system can assist us. If everything is perfect then I will vote for the use of the AI but if it is not then I will not risk my bitcoin and investment.
Yups.safeties and securities still the best way in regards to this matter,but i believe that AI is applicable to those who has made deep research and understanding about the connection of blockchain to this intelligence because as we know in technology theres no impossible as long as it was done rightfully
I don't see a way that developers of bitcoin could integrate an AI in blockchain itself. Most of altcoin that did this is when they code their crypto from the start. But wallets and other platform that uses bitcoin may do so for added security and convenience.
I think a human with an opinion has to come up with something like bitcoin. Unless a.i. Could actually have intellectual free will then it seems almost impossible. Whats the motive?
My buddy & I have had long discussions about this and we think it's plausible but not likely.
It makes sense that an AI could have figured out how to use all the available crypto tech to design something that worked but we would expect the outcome to be more developed in a shorter amount of time. The AI would have run the program millions of times to find a better solution. It would have caught the early bugs and worked them out. It would have produced something, from the beginning, that could handle the worlds transactions. Or not. These are just cliff notes of our discussions
It makes sense that an AI could have figured out how to use all the available crypto tech to design something that worked but we would expect the outcome to be more developed in a shorter amount of time. The AI would have run the program millions of times to find a better solution. It would have caught the early bugs and worked them out. It would have produced something, from the beginning, that could handle the worlds transactions. Or not. These are just cliff notes of our discussions
That's an interesting post. Through Artificial general intelligence, a machine can perform all the tasks that man can perform. SingularityNET is a great platform for all these activities.
The (Artificial Intelligence) AI industry can moderately cope up with the bitcoin. Their big transactions can be done through the crypto.
In my own opinion, it will not and if they will create an artificial intelligence for cryptocurrency then there is a huge chance for price manipulation in the future.
The (Artificial Intelligence) AI industry can moderately cope up with the bitcoin. Their big transactions can be done through the crypto.
I think Running Artificial Intelligence and bitcoin together are a common fit. because they are going to influence and motivate human minds to new technology that ever not been used. Artificial Intelligence is known as potential altering and bitcoin is made to disrupt the financial world, involving us to reconsider the concept of economy.
Why not? it is really possible that bitcoin will run on any of these two techs, Artificial intelligence or the emerging artificial general intelligence. In fact, a lot of projects are emerging that are trying to build AI and AGI on the blockchain and their ideas so far seem laudable and feasible.
Who knows what will happen next with Bitcoin? Maybe it will or it will not but it is for sure that with AI, bitcoin will be far more advanced.
This is an awesome idea. Personally I really like AI , and incorporating it into Bitcoin will be very very dope. There is no doubt that AI is going to bring an huge development to the present world. I think it will be better to embrace it now and earlier.
Bitcoin is a proven technology based on solid, well defined technical principles and mathematical operations. If it were placed on one end of the credibility scale, then AI as presently functional would necessarily be forced on the other polar opposite end.
For, AI as currently functional is nothing other than a set of algorithms, fancied up by using terms such as 'intelligent chatbot'; and, glamourised by scare-mongering that AI is so powerful, it will take away all human jobs.
When we don't know, for the most, how the human, or the general biological Central Nervous System works; what is the basis for claiming that such and such process replicates the natural process of intelligence?!
Therefore, imho, it would be undesirable to get swayed by the AI hype, and end up diluting the perfect scientific veracity and credibility of the fully empirically robust Bitcoin.
For, AI as currently functional is nothing other than a set of algorithms, fancied up by using terms such as 'intelligent chatbot'; and, glamourised by scare-mongering that AI is so powerful, it will take away all human jobs.
When we don't know, for the most, how the human, or the general biological Central Nervous System works; what is the basis for claiming that such and such process replicates the natural process of intelligence?!
Therefore, imho, it would be undesirable to get swayed by the AI hype, and end up diluting the perfect scientific veracity and credibility of the fully empirically robust Bitcoin.
Bitcoin can really run using artificial intelligence. But the risk is also high since artificial intelligence can also be prone to hacking or its program can have an error. This could be possible if the program of the Artificial Intelligence is perfect and even if we run into problems the system can assist us. If everything is perfect then I will vote for the use of the AI but if it is not then I will not risk my bitcoin and investment.
To add to that further, the algorithms written for a so called "AI" are limited and before you even have AI running anything it fist needs to be trained on massive amounts of data in order to recognize patterns and trends to then calculate probabilities prior to committing to generating an outcome. Having said that, my opinion is we're far from utilizing this technology.
I think that you guys should first focus on creating any form of AI before you start thinking about a blockchain integration. There are some decent projects outside of the crypto space for instance in the form of conversonal AI. If you're trying to create a self learning AI, you could ignore blockchain for now and simply focus on being able to make it work. If you do there's a Nobel Prize waiting for you 
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