one of the obvious use cases would be ensuring compliance with EU regulations or where adherence to data usage controls is necessary. This is paving the way to responsible AI solutions but I agree, there's long road ahead.
The biggest "thorn" in this has been getting a clear answer on **who** cares about the properties decentralization brings to AI. I have been involved in projects where decentralization at the wrong layer imputed no benefits to the users. Yet it became the driving ideology and customers vote with their feet.
one of the obvious use cases would be ensuring compliance with EU regulations or where adherence to data usage controls is necessary. This is paving the way to responsible AI solutions but I agree, there's long road ahead.
The biggest "thorn" in this has been getting a clear answer on **who** cares about the properties decentralization brings to AI. I have been involved in projects where decentralization at the wrong layer imputed no benefits to the users. Yet it became the driving ideology and customers vote with their feet.
Which customers will care these properties?