Decentralized AI is the key to more unbiased AI algorithms – Masa co-founder
Decentralized artificial intelligence (AI) development is critical to creating secure and unbiased AI algorithms.
Massa Network founder Kalantia May said that while centralized AI solutions will receive the lion's share of funding, decentralized AI solutions will be key to creating more transparent and unbiased AI solutions. May to Cointelegraph:
“Decentralized AI attempts to address existing flaws in AI, ensuring a more unbiased and secure AI.”
Key benefits of blockchain-based decentralized AI include more transparent decision-making, improved data privacy and user ownership models that allow people to contribute their data or computing resources for token incentives, the founder explained.
Some of the most popular centralized AI models have led to major blunders and social media outrage in the past. In February, Google pulled its AI image generator after it produced historically inaccurate and “activated” images, raising widespread concerns about the app's decision-making process.
Decentralized AI will be key to solving the same biased output as seen with Gemini AI by creating a more transparent decision-making process for algorithms, May told Cointelegraph.
“Centralized AI highlights pre-existing power imbalances, privacy issues, and biases, as exemplified by the Google Gemini AI incident that portrayed the founding fathers of the United States as people of color. in AI”.
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Blockchain-based decentralized AI protocols provide transparency to verify AI output data, which is critical to improving algorithms, because AI is only as good as the data it's trained on. As of May:
“The quality, diversity and representativeness of data directly affects the performance and fairness of AI systems. Distorted or limited data can lead to biased and distorted results, compromising the reliability of AI-driven decisions.”
Masa Network is one of the largest decentralized AI data and large language modeling protocols that aim to provide more reliable data for AI applications.
More than 1.58 million unique wallets have contributed personal data to the Masa Network, Dunn said.
Masa Network on April 25 announced the first 13 AI developer partners to build its decentralized infrastructure. The network has awarded $100,000 in MASA tokens to promote decentralized AI developers.
The network and the MASA token launched on the mainnet on April 11. The first 13 projects on Masa are the decentralized social network CharacterX; Pond, a graph AI model for on-chain trading; and RootData, an AI-powered Web3 data layer.
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