Zach Pandl, head of Grayscale Research, believes that blockchain and artificial intelligence are complementary rather than competing technologies. He points out that blockchain can serve as the financial infrastructure for AI agents, enabling transactions through digital wallets with its transparency and 24/7 global access. Conversely, public blockchains can help mitigate risks associated with AI, such as data provenance and deepfakes, through verifiable records. The report also notes that AI could pose challenges to cryptocurrencies, such as enhancing blockchain monitoring and smart contract vulnerability detection.
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Zach Pandl, head of Grayscale Research, believes that blockchain and artificial intelligence are complementary rather than competing technologies. He points out that blockchain can serve as the financial infrastructure for AI agents, enabling transactions through digital wallets with its transparency and 24/7 global access. Conversely, public blockchains can help mitigate risks associated with AI, such as data provenance and deepfakes, through verifiable records. The report also notes that AI could pose challenges to cryptocurrencies, such as enhancing blockchain monitoring and smart contract vulnerability detection.