As the cryptographic space was developed, the cases of use of blockchain expanded from simple digital coins and non -fungible tokens (NFT) to more complex areas, such as the verification of digital identity and telecommunications.
Before the Token2049 event in Dubai, Cointelegraph spoke with the CEO of Spacecoin, Stuart Gardner, the founder of Spacecoin, Tae Oh, and the founder of the Humanity Protocol, Terrence Kwok, to explore how Blockchain to improve certain industries.
From addressing challenges such as verification in the era of artificial intelligence to bringing Internet connectivity to developing countries, projects are integrating blockchain to solve problems in different industries.
Verification of digital identity to combat the threat of AI
As artificial intelligence developed, technology brought improvements that people could do so. However, the technology was also adopted by malicious actors who used the technology for the research assisted by the performance and scams of Defake.
Kwok told Cointelegraph that only two years ago, the idea of having to demonstrate that you are human seemed “crazy.” However, with today’s advances, he has a real person.
“As for the content, it cannot be said that it is generated by AI or not. Deep video, it cannot be said, right? Documents. It is now very easy to use a false direction test, a false balance test for its only one to use.
The executive also said that in the future, AI can also exist in the physical world through humanoids that could imitate human beings. In 2024, Tesla’s humanoid robot project was exhibited on social networks, highlighting the developments in humanoid robotics.
Kwok said the development of robots underlines the need for human identity verification even more. The executive said that this was the reason why they launched the humanity protocol, which uses blockchain technology for digital identity verification.
“Internet is full of bots, you know, it is full of ia agents. They are great, but it is also necessary to verify and verify something white or someone is a person or not,” Kwok told Cintelegraph.
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Decentralized satellite network to combat connectivity oligopoly
In addition to digital identity, blockchain technology is also being used to create a decentralized satellite network.
Gardner told Cointelegraph that at this time, the satellite connectivity panorama is an oligopoly, a market structure where the industry is dominated by only a few great players.
The executive said Starlink and Amazon lead the race, while the EU and China are updating. However, the big problem is that around 150 countries are left behind.
“They will depend on working with one of these oligopolies for connectivity. And that raises a big problem for these people,” Gardner added.
On November 1, Spacecoin announced a plan to launch a decentralized physical infrastructure network (Depin) through a fleet or nanosatellites in space.
Oh, he told Coinlegraph that Spacecoin’s idea came from the observation that the space industry is becoming very marketed. However, the Executive said it was possible for smaller companies or even people to launch their own satellites and begin to build constellations for connectivity.
The founder of Spacecoin added that, since different people or entities have each satellite, it is essentially a “decentralized network.”
The executive said they integrated the project crypto to have a “means of trust and exchange of trust data.” Oh said that here it was where the block chain enters.
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