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Original author: Will Ogden Moore Original text compilation: Luffy, Foresight News Related Reading: "AI wave strikes again, an article lists Grayscale AI Fund Holdings projects" Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most promising emerging technologies of this century, with the potential to exponentially increase human productivity and drive medical breakthroughs. Although AI has already made its mark, its future impact will only grow. PwC estimates that by 2030, it will become a massive industry worth $15 trillion. However, this promising technology also faces challenges. As artificial intelligence technology becomes more powerful, the AI industry becomes highly centralized, with power concentrated in the hands of a few companies, which poses a potential threat to the entire human society. AI has also raised concerns about Depth forgery, bias, and data.

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Author: Grayscale Research Compilation: Felix, PANews Grayscale announced yesterday the launch of a new fund, Grayscale Decentralized AI Fund LLC, which focuses on DecentralizationAI. The first batch of projects in the fund includes Bittensor (TAO), FIL (FIL), Livepeer (LPT), Near (NEAR), and Render (RNDR), with Near, FIL, and Render being the highest weighted assets in the fund. As a result of this news, the related Tokens experienced a significant pump. Subsequently, Grayscale published an article interpreting AI and DecentralizationAI, explaining the reasons for their importance. The following is the full text of the content. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the most promising

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I am not a gambler, nor do I understand the thrill of watching candlestick charts with a racing heartbeat. But when CNN and CNBC respectively announced that they would integrate digital odds from prediction markets into their news broadcasts, I felt as if we were being toyed with by a new kind of "truth." Crypto bros are preaching: traditional polls will be replaced, experts are the high priests of an old era, and only odds built on real money can reflect the wisdom of the crowd and the reality of the truth. However, the trading logic fostered by prediction markets aligns perfectly with the "beauty contest" described by Keynes: you no longer care who is the most beautiful, you only care about "who others think is the most beautiful." The very concept of beauty is thereby "dissolved," much like Duchamp's urinal displayed in an art museum. Prediction markets will continue to accelerate and then stall, until more and more clear-headed people start "shorting" this frenzy—"shorting" the very narrative of prediction markets. Exchanges and casinos are two distinctly different worlds. Farmers