With its emphasis on artificial intelligence (AI), Polkadot (DOT) is boldly diverging from its competitors while yet maintaining a thriving ecosystem. The proof-of-stake (POS) blockchain protocol has shown that the ecosystem’s AI advancements have seen considerable development.
Given that AI and cryptocurrency are still in their infancy, there has been a lot of disinformation spread. On the strength of this, Polkadot emphasises the significance of Origin Trail, a decentralised knowledge graph that makes possible a vast array of AI-ready information assets and enables everyone to participate in secure knowledge sharing.
Origin Trail’s emergence will significantly contribute to securing the basis of AI on Polkadot, Web3.0, and the larger digital world. Branimir Rakic, the creator and CTO of Origin Trail, demonstrated an AI-powered semantic search using the protocol’s knowledge assets at the Polkadot Decoded event last week as one example of how the platform’s capabilities is presently being tested across the board.
The Polkadot protocol is aiming to establish a number of important ecosystem niches across the board, establishing itself at the forefront of DAO-based innovation in the blockchain world.
Polkadot as pace setter
Each blockchain technology has its own distinctive features, but Polkadot has a somewhat different business model since it enables the development of parachains that can host decentralised apps and smart contracts.
Astar Network and Moonbeam are a couple of the most popular parachains. These two protocols have garnered significant media attention in the market so far this year, including the agreement that Astar Network signed with the car manufacturer Toyota to organise a talent hackathon back in February.
In an effort to promote a sector that many predict will be deeply entwined with cryptocurrency in the near future, Polkadot is taking a plunge into artificial intelligence.
