Nearly three-quarters of the surveyed Americans believe that decentralized artificial intelligence is more likely to support change and development in a centralized counterpart, according to a Harris poll assigned by the Crypto Venture Firm Digital Currency Group (DCG).
Results of Poll Of the 2,036 Americans aged 18 and older released on May 29, it was found that 56% favored the decentralized AI, and 77% saw the decentralized AI “as a greater benefit to society in general.”
“The three-quarters of Americans agree that the transformation of AI power will benefit many people if it is not combined with some major players,” said DCG vice president Julie Stitzel.
Noteworthy, 67% of respondents said that centralized AI is likely to be biased, and 63% said they think centralized AI is more likely to benefit from big tech companies than average people and are more likely to abuse user data.
Decentralized AI gets traction
In a bid to combat the dominance of Big Tech in AI, major industry players and AI experts emphasized the importance of decentralized AI.
Chris Migino, co-founder and CEO of DNA Fund, told Cointelegraph that decentralized AI models have the opportunity to become bigger than Bitcoin.
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Last week, Ben Goertzel, the founder and CEO of SingularityNet, said he believes that AI should be decentralized Up to the 90s.
Goertzel added that if artificial general intelligence – a hypothetical AI model that is as smart as a person – will benefit humanity, it should be decentralized from the ground up.
On May 5, Tether CEO Paolo Adroino announced That Stablecoin Issuer is about to launch an AI platform that will advance support for Teth’s USDT and BTC payment.
Earlier this month, the Thinkagents.Aai, an AI agent protocol, launched A new open framework for developing onchain agents that operate autonomously throughout the decentralized network. More than 70 Crypto companies, including Yuga Labs and Magic Eden, have adopted protocol.
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