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Binance Labs: Biotechnology and science require long-term investment, and we are still in the early stages of integrating cryptocurrency technology

ChainCatcher news, Binance Labs stated on the X platform: "During the DeSci Day event held last week at the Binance Labs BUIDLer House in Bangkok, we gathered around 50 like-minded biotech and DeSci enthusiasts to exchange ideas and build connections.In the 3-hour event, speakers shared insights on topics ranging from the development of biotechnology to rapamycin and longevity, citizen science, bioDAO, on-chain intellectual property, and AI agents for science. Some well-known bioDAOs also shared exciting updates—VitaDAO launched their first longevity supplement approved by the Thai FDA. HairDAO is scaling up, applying for a second patent, and launching a shampoo that has significant effects on hair loss. We also invited CZ and Vitalik to interact with the community through an open Q&A session and connect with other DeSci founders and builders.Biotechnology and science are endeavors that require long-term investment, and we are still in the early stages of integrating crypto technology with them. We are excited about the potential and enthusiasm in the biotech field, but we also understand that true innovation requires patience, perseverance, and a long-term vision. We are committed to fostering more innovation in the crypto industry, focusing on lasting achievements and impact. At Binance Labs, we focus on investing in crypto technology, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence. We always pay attention to the core foundation and are dedicated to achieving long-term impact."

Vitalik: The most challenging aspect of creating a "singleton" app using blockchain and cryptocurrency technology

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin released the latest blog "Prospects and Challenges of Crypto + Artificial Intelligence Applications". There are many ways to classify artificial intelligence, and Vitalik categorizes it as follows:Artificial Intelligence as Game Participants [Highest Feasibility]: AI that participates in mechanisms where the ultimate source of incentives is a protocol with human input.Artificial Intelligence as Game Interfaces [Great Potential, but Risky]: AI helps users understand the crypto world around them and ensures that their actions (i.e., signing information and transactions) align with their intentions, preventing them from being deceived or scammed.Artificial Intelligence as Game Rules [Caution Advised]: Blockchain, DAOs, and similar mechanisms directly invoke AI. For example, "AI Judges".Artificial Intelligence as Game Objectives [Longer-term, but Intriguing]: The goal of designing blockchains, DAOs, and similar mechanisms is to build and maintain an AI that can be used for other purposes, better incentivizing training or preventing AI from leaking private data or being misused through crypto tokens.The most challenging applications attempt to use blockchain and crypto technology to create "singleton" applications: that is, a decentralized and trustworthy AI that certain applications will rely on to achieve specific purposes. These applications have great potential in functionality and enhancing AI security, avoiding the centralized risks associated with mainstream methods of addressing the issue. However, the underlying assumptions also have many ways they could fail; therefore, it is worth proceeding with caution, especially when deploying these applications in high-value and high-risk environments.
2024-01-30
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