Opinion: Max Giario, founder and CEO of Kindred
Facades and user experience in Web3 tools terrible, and more when compared to their Web2 counterparts. This faded Web3 experience loses the attention of the largest possible number of users as desired, and with the speed of the ecosystem movements, these shortcomings are rarely concerned.
Artificial intelligence factors can be an excellent tool for overcoming these weaknesses. Their capabilities in improving development and user experience are great, although it has not yet reached its real potential. Once merged with emotional artificial intelligence, which will enable us to understand the contexts that exceed their programs, we will see a quantity of web3 tools to ordinary users.
Web3 learning curve is very sharp
Think about your first interactions with the WEB3 wallet – a scary and difficult experience. Many people fear that at any moment, they can make a mistake, which may mean losing money. This position can be less uncomfortable if we add agents with emotional artificial intelligence that can direct new users and provide personal support, while maintaining people’s comfort during their learning process.
If the first interaction with Web3 is smooth in this way, adoption may grow. The experience of a user will be better than winning the entire industry, which suffers from a few users. Access to the web2 adoption level will be a victory for the ecosystem.
Emotional artificial intelligence comrades will make everything easier
With the possibility of emotional artificial intelligence agents, they facilitate the experience of new users, and they can work Personal assistants to interact with the rest of the web3 tools In a more independent and personal way.
Emotional artificial intelligence agents can work as motivational trainers, as they provide continuous, personal and emotional accompaniment that enables them to depth with their users and guide them in best practices to avoid great losses in Web3.
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These are just some of the most assessed uses of Web3 today. The more applications they have in the future, the more potentials are opened. However, the combination of many modern technology requires great risks to be considered in its development.
Emotional artificial intelligence in Web3 carries risks
Merging emotional artificial intelligence within the Web3 ecosystem may be very useful. However, this must be considered It requires the risks of any Amnesty International He has, in addition to what web3 means. One of the most important risks is to use personal information because, as emotional artificial intelligence, it will require more information from its users, which increases the risk of data leakage.
This allocation itself can generate unhealthy dependence on its emotional partner of artificial intelligence, so guarantees should be implemented against this. Even being very personal, it will generate biased information, which will close the scope of the artificial intelligence agent.
Given the risks mentioned above, while technology is under development, by the time when emotional artificial intelligence agents are launched, developers can formulate the way to reduce these risks and implement all the benefits of this technology.
Emotional artificial intelligence is the key to the web3 adoption
Artificial intelligence tools have become more prevalent at a rate that we have not seen since the launch of the Internet. The speed of adoption is that artificial intelligence tools have become clear tools to facilitate any task. The next step is the factors of emotional artificial intelligence, which allows them to be accompanied by Amnesty International who can provide better support.
Although web3 is complicated, if these emotional escorts become a standard artificial intelligence in the ecosystem, all of these tools will be available to any user. The dependence of the Web3 that will facilitate it will be huge, and all this value deserves the risks.
Opinion: Max Giario, founder and CEO of Kindred.
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