/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.26053900]

Anyone own this?

[Anonymous No.26053940]

>>26053900
yes. It hasn't really done shit. Went from .04 to .08 once. Not a ton of hope in it atm.

[Anonymous No.26053981]

I have 150,000

[Anonymous No.26054220]

>>26053940
I think it will pump a bit this year once SingularityNET-on-Cardano is functional.

Still a very long term hold.

[Anonymous No.26054412]

>>26054220
Yea that's what I was thinking. Did Charles say anything about when that's supposed to happen with Cardano?

[Anonymous No.26054550]

>>26054412
Smart contracts on Cardano as early as March, but there could still be a delay.

[Anonymous No.26054653]

>>26053900
10$

[Anonymous No.26054783]

>>26053900
absolute pedo coin

this creep goertzel took the epstein money and rekt his early investors, this dude is a total nutjob and his project is a piece of shit

have you ever looked at their website?
they monetize some opencv samples- thats all they do, freaks
and why tha fuck would you need AI for blockhain
all you can do is pay a fee in their shittoken to use the service
whoopty whoo and they got staking- ohhh- who doesnt?

this is nothing but an overhyped piece of shit

[Anonymous No.26054834]

>>26053900
yeah, swapped it for LTC

[Anonymous No.26054870]

>>26054783
You sound like a link fudder

[Anonymous No.26055063]

>>26054783
AI on blockchain can allow AI agents to interact with each other, or form intelligent ensembles, where the emergent behavior is greater than the sum of its parts.

This is a moonshot project, and it's really not overhyped; barely anyone is talking about it and the price is super low.

[Anonymous No.26055298]

>>26055063
so ai agents cant interact with each other through email which is 10000x faster?
dont fall for everyfucking thing that has AI written on it especially in combination with blockchain
the only thing an Agent needs blockhain is to receive payments and to send payments i dont need ai, a fucking if else statement is doing the job

[Anonymous No.26055422]

blockchain and ai has so much in common as having to learn assembly to send a fucking email- it stands in no correlation none, you even know what Ai- is a stupid name for it anyways-ai can be a fucking while loop, while the real shit is machine learning and deep learning and those are algo based things that make it easy to solve almot any fucking problem, but for this you absolutley need no fucking blockchain

[Anonymous No.26055449]

other than sending payments the only thing you can do with ai in combination with blockhain is build a ML based trading bot, but this bitch dont need no fucking blockhain, blockhain and ai is like swimming and golf, fucking bitch and now kill yourself

[Anonymous No.26055477]

>>26055298
When AI agents interact with each other they will typically be sending requests. These requests will have an estimated cost in time, electricity, etc. AI agents may then use AGI to pay for the services of a different agent.

For example, an AI that summarizes a news article that has a video embedded in it. Perhaps the document summarizer needs to request a video caption service.

Basic example but you can see how the whole thing could become more powerful with you have agents interacting with each other.

>>26055422

Deep learning algorithms are obviously going to be a part of the network. But look at GPT-3 for example, deep learning isn't the end-all-be-all of AI. It's highly likely that you will need a network of different AI components working together, not just putting more compute onto a neural net.

[Anonymous No.26055603]

>>26053940

This. AGI is basically run by a Jeffery Epstein associate, this all public info btw im not fudding (aka google it retard). There, you see? Ok, next.

Why would a marketplace of any kind benefit from having a token? In their documentation it literally states, and again this is public, check the whitepaper... when a transaction occurs it turns the token into fiat instantaneously. Ok so why the fucking token? lmao

Also, Ben is definitley fucking Sofia, the robot he created that literally has a Suadi visa. Fucking weird flex but OK.

Anyways, not sure where this will find value but im sure it will 10x like the rest of them at some point.

For those that arent in the know, pic related is Ben and his robowaifu, Sofia.

[Anonymous No.26055655]

>>26055603
oh my

[Anonymous No.26055677]

It’s a key 4th IR coin. Think about this working in unison with ocean, chainlink, xrt, maybe iexec( or some other cloud processing) and a super fast layer one (hbar, Solana, Algo?)

[Anonymous No.26055738]

>>26055477
why would they need a blockchain to learn from each other?
you dont need a blockchain to read css inside a html file.
Ai needs speed high computation when you send information through input layers in a neural network- the last thing you would want to do is using a blockhain for any of these computations.
and what tha fuck has gpt-3 to do with any of this?
gpt-3 is what i know here to create websites etc and in order to build something like gpt3 you need probably billions of parameters that you pass through inut layers so that they can learn each other- also there is no need for no blockchain none
a blockchain is good for decentralized finance or as database what it actually is, its decentralized etc.
And yes you can write algos to fetch info from blockchain like trasnactions etc but again other than training trading bots there is no need

like i said you can hit a tennis ball with a golf club and its fun and all but doing this you could neither compete in tennis or in golf, you understand that anology

[Anonymous No.26055835]

>>26055603
There's an option for people requesting services to pay with fiat, which gets converted to AGI on the backend. There's also an option to be paid in fiat if you are providing an AI.

>>26055677
It definitely has big synergy with Ocean imo

>>26055738
You are assuming blockchain will remain as slow as ETH is currently. They're already moving to Cardano and are setting themselves up to be multi-chain.

The AI computation doesn't need to happen on-chain but the results, requests, reputation etc do.

I brought up GPT-3 because you mentioned deep learning, which, while it is a component of an artificial general intelligence, is still limited in some ways (see Gary Marcus thoughts on deep learning on twitter etc).

I haven't even begun to talk about the OPEN MARKETPLACE aspect of this project. If this project passes a threshold of attaining enough AI devs then the competitive nature should accelerate innovation.

[Anonymous No.26055846]

Sold for PRQ last week

[Anonymous No.26055898]

to sum it up ben goertzel knows exactly how to play dumb money, his dad is doctor of coniracy theories and this dude is defintly not a retard but none of that shit he says makes any sense, like he said he wants to build a decentralized "linux" for AI, cool but other than for payments what you need the blockchain part for with a token that was created for 10$ back than?

the whole AGI token is nothing but a sample erc20 token like any other fuck token out there

[Anonymous No.26055983]

>>26055898
AGI is going to be multi-chain (Cardano soon) and the ICO was 10 cents, not 10 dollars.

[Anonymous No.26056256]

>>26055835
bro look at the marketplace... the top AI is a Minecraftizing service. lmao

[Anonymous No.26056294]

>>26056256
Sometimes silly shit is fun. See also: all the ToonMe posts on here over the last week.

[Anonymous No.26056316]

>>26056256
> REAL TIME VOICE CLONING

[Anonymous No.26056466]

>>26055983
yes each token was sold for 10 cent but the whole 1 billion token were created for 10$

due and anyone can write a minecraft filter or a realtime voice clone- even google has a free api for that

[Anonymous No.26056499]

and if i were to lazy to write my own minecraft filter and i want to use AGis minecraft filter app in my app- it would take forever to get a request because the fucking transaction takes to long to confirm

so either way you ook at agi, its a fun project but forget about that tshit, why you think thi hit trades at 7 cent when this is supposed to be the future

[Anonymous No.26056602]

>>26056499
The problem with Google is then you end up having everything silo'd off into one big corporation instead of being decentralized and open. Numerous worries about who owns your data, who's profiting from this, closed ecosystems etc.
It trades at 7c because right now there's mainly a vision and the project still needs to build it out more, and onboard developers.

[Anonymous No.26057634]

>>26055835
I hope Ben is smart enough to migrate to Radix by the end of the year. Cardano is already 10x better than ETH and a step in the right direction, but Radix will surprise many.