SingularityNET, a leading decentralised AI platform, has formed a strategic partnership with Mina Protocol, known for its lightweight, privacy-focused blockchain. The collaboration aims to merge SingularityNET’s AI services with Mina’s cutting-edge blockchain, enhancing the privacy and scalability of decentralised AI applications.
At the heart of this partnership is Mina’s blockchain, which is designed to remain small and scalable, regardless of the volume of transactions. By leveraging Mina’s cryptographic proofs and zero-knowledge technology, SingularityNET can significantly enhance privacy for AI services built on the platform. The use of Mina’s blockchain enables the creation of AI applications where data can be processed privately without sacrificing the transparency or decentralisation crucial to SingularityNET’s mission.
Dr. Ben Goertzel, CEO of SingularityNET, commented: “Integration of SingularityNET and Mina technologies will constitute a significant step toward realizing the vision of secure decentralized AI that works efficiently at scale.”
Building a Decentralised AI Ecosystem
This collaboration strengthens SingularityNET’s vision of developing Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) that remains open, decentralised, and beneficial to all. By integrating Mina’s capabilities, SingularityNET is enhancing its offerings to developers, researchers, and AI services looking for privacy-respecting solutions. The two companies aim to create a new standard for privacy-focused AI applications in industries such as finance, healthcare, and enterprise technology.
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Mina’s lightweight blockchain also allows SingularityNET to build more scalable and efficient AI solutions. By decentralising not just the AI services but also the infrastructure, the partnership creates a truly peer-to-peer network of AI-driven applications, giving users more control over their data and privacy.
A Commitment to Privacy and Scalability
The collaboration is particularly timely given growing concerns about privacy and data ownership in the tech industry. Mina’s zero-knowledge proofs allow SingularityNET to offer AI tools that perform data analysis without exposing sensitive information. This focus on privacy complements SingularityNET’s ethos of decentralisation, where power is distributed rather than concentrated in a few central entities.
“By integrating SingularityNET’s AI infrastructure with Mina’s zk-SNARKs, we are especially excited about creating new pathways for developers to build more secure, privacy-preserving AI agents that can enhance community decision-making processes,” explained Evan Shapiro, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board and Advisor of Mina Protocol. The two companies are positioning their collaboration to foster trust and transparency within the broader AI and blockchain ecosystems.
Expanding Opportunities for Developers and Users
The combined strengths of SingularityNET’s AI and Mina’s blockchain promise to unlock new opportunities for developers, offering an open-source, privacy-respecting platform for AI innovation. Developers will be able to create and deploy AI models that respect user privacy while maintaining decentralisation, with the added benefit of Mina’s minimal blockchain requirements making the platform more accessible.
Conclusion
The partnership between SingularityNET and Mina is a significant step towards building a decentralised, privacy-focused AI ecosystem. As AI technology continues to advance, this collaboration ensures that privacy will remain a key component in the development of AI tools and services.
