AI on the blockchain

[Permie]

Interesting project

http://www.blockchainsingularity.com/

They are talking about going with an AGS type of thing as with Bitshares. So whoever the developer is he's talented and he knows all of the best ideas in the space.

Does he know about Bitshares 2.0 though? Should the Bitshares community view this project as a competitor or potential ally?

I had a quick look for some contact information to email him about bts with the aim of getting him on a community hangout but all I could find anything on the main site, but this:

Leadership Team

Our project founder has over 20 years of experience in the software and consulting industry in both hands-on technical resource and executive roles, with experience as a partner and practice director in several consulting organizations. He is an experienced software architect and has delivered both large scale enterprise solutions as well as commercial product development in a venture-backed startup. He has experience resourcing and guiding projects with both small and large teams, operating in agile development environments.

But on a yahoo article I found the 'Media' contact: [email protected]

I had a look at their forums and it's pretty much empty atm: http://forums.dfx.io/

Does anyone have any ideas for what should be said to this guy/Sapience dev team?

[luckybit]

Interesting project

http://www.blockchainsingularity.com/

They are talking about going with an AGS type of thing as with Bitshares. So whoever the developer is he's talented and he knows all of the best ideas in the space.

Does he know about Bitshares 2.0 though? Should the Bitshares community view this project as a competitor or potential ally?

[luckybit]

Interesting project

http://www.blockchainsingularity.com/

After Bitshares has Turing complete scripting I will vote for AI scripts. In the original whitepaper if anyone has been here that long there was an axiom to support automation.

The question is how to do it? Smart oracles? The question is where exactly would you run the computations? But it is clear having AI would be extremely important.

[gamey]

neural nets are susceptible to curve fitting... it may find a local maxima for sure better than nothing but far from truth. I think prediction markets are more powerful.

Prediction markets do discrete events.  Neural networks can process continuous data. It is really application specific.  Neural networks can also do discrete events but are not likely so do as well as a prediction market if I were to guess.  Neureal.net is agnostic to the AI agent technology that is doing the predictions or other big data type analysis.  (Categorization etc.)  The reason it is called neureal is because the end game is to be a global neural net with outputs from some predictions fed into inputs of other via a p2p network.

[jsidhu]

neural nets are susceptible to curve fitting... it may find a local maxima for sure better than nothing but far from truth. I think prediction markets are more powerful.

[gamey]

This guy had a website etc when all he had was a forked coin. Has he created a demo etc?  Neureal.net has more promise.

[Pheonike]

Interesting project

http://www.blockchainsingularity.com/