recently,ZoraCo-founder Dee Goens said,CryptocurrencyOn-chain information is needed to develop the ecosystem, while artificial intelligence needs access to more data to train models. By guiding AI's transition to blockchain, both can benefit from each other.
This week, Zora launched a new AI-generatedNFTGoens said this opens up new possibilities for AI model creators.The firstA passive income source where they automatically receive a share of the revenue from transactions of AI output content.
In the long run, Goens expects that NFT creators will have an increasing demand for AI tools. He believes that blockchain has the potential to help verify and authenticate the ownership of creations, including AI models, data, and the media itself.
"Cryptocurrency can survive without AI, but AI needs blockchain to support verification and authentication," said Goens, who hopes to see more open source AI models run on-chain to increase transparency.
Overall, Zora aims to build a fusion platform for NFT and AI, allowing both parties to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results in a trusted blockchain environment. Goens believes that this provides "an opportunity to put words into practice" to ensure the responsible development of AI and protect the rights of creators.