Participants at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos agreed that blockchain can become an effective tool for monitoring the results of artificial intelligence (AI) systems.

According to forum participants and partners, the integration of blockchain and artificial intelligence can be an effective tool to combat “bias and disinformation” when using results generated by AI systems.

“One of the problems with the AI ​​models that power apps like ChatGPT is that the data they are trained on can contain bias or misinformation. This means that the answers that an AI system can provide will contain these biases and false information,” lead generalized opinion of forum participants, CNBC journalists.

One of the options for overcoming negative scenarios, when an artificial intelligence system produces false information, would be to place reference data sets on the blockchain. This will allow artificial intelligence system developers to track the training results of the AI ​​model.

Earlier, the American company MicroAlgo announced the launch of a solution with elements of artificial intelligence technologies, which, according to the developers, can provide support for investor operations on the spot cryptocurrency market.