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Phil McMannis Phil McMannis, CEO of Beacon Protocol, highlighted the data silos issue in Web3. Because data is created in various locations and requires multiple transfers for AI consumption, it leads to potential losses in trust and privacy, and also creates the problem of scaling. This is what Beacon...

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Chainbase (✸,✸)1 year ago

Tired of fluff? We need real data to fuel AI Agents! Listen to key takeaways from our recent Chainbase Chat, featuring @luki_notlowkey and other amazing voices, as we explore the realities of working with real-world data and the strides we're making. Sound clips: ⬇️

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Matt Burke @emburco, Growth Lead at @flock_io, believes the future of AI models and agents relies on private, local, and highly sensitive data, making secure access crucial for advancing AI. FLock uses federated learning to distribute model hosting and data collection in a provable, verifiable way, unlike the centralized model of companies like Google and Apple.

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Joe Bender @JosephBender, Head of Content at @DIMO_Network, highlighted how OEMs currently control users' sensitive driving data. To address this, DIMO is building a platform where users can collect their own data (via software or an OBD2 port hardware device) and be rewarded weekly. Their vision includes a marketplace where users share data with service providers for tailored services, essentially creating an "app store for cars" and empowering drivers.

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Chainbase (✸,✸)1 year ago

Justin, Head of Growth at @Hippocrat_io, explained the current situation where patients have no control over their data. Hippocrat aims to solve this by enabling true patient data sovereignty through advanced security measures such as de-identification, zero-knowledge proofs, trusted execution environments for private computation, and decentralized storage.

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Alex DeConde @0xatd, Commercial Lead at @WeatherXM, stated that accurately capturing global temperatures requires about 36 million weather stations. Though scalable, satellite observations lack the localized accuracy of ground-based stations. Despite logistical hurdles, WeatherXM is focused on solving this difficult but critical challenge by expanding the deployment of weather stations.

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Shkina1 year ago

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