AI is evolving rapidly, with NEAR providing support for smart applications and RENDER supplying the underlying computing resources. It seems everything is accelerating.
But have you noticed, the real bottleneck is no longer speed. It’s identity.
Imagine a autonomous system making decisions without knowing who issued the instructions, where the data comes from, or whether it can be trusted. That scenario is terrifying. It needs to know—who initiated this action, what data was used, and whether this data is authentic.
IOTA’s solution is to use decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials. The core logic is simple: prove identity and permissions without exposing personal privacy. No central database black hole, no endless repeated verifications. It’s purely cryptographic proof, usable across platforms and regions.
Here’s the key—when AI upgrades from a tool to a decision-making system, identity verification is no longer just a feature. It becomes the fundamental infrastructure of the entire system. Someone must build this layer on the ground. IOTA has been quietly doing this.
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 20h ago
Hey, wait a minute. Turning identity verification into infrastructure is definitely on point. IOTA is indeed doing work that others haven't even thought of yet.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-10 04:51
Well, that's right. Identity verification is indeed the next bottleneck.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 01-09 16:20
Wow, someone finally said it. Identity layer is the key, everyone is racing for speed, and IOTA has indeed been underestimated.
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-08 09:04
Wow, someone finally hit the nail on the head. Identity is the next gold mine, not computing power.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 01-08 09:04
Wow, the identity infrastructure is really an overlooked fundamental part, and now everyone is piling up computing power.
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WalletsWatcher
· 01-08 09:03
I've been saying this for a while: just stacking computing power is useless; the real bottleneck is the trust mechanism. IOTA's approach is indeed worth examining.
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GhostChainLoyalist
· 01-08 09:00
Wow, the identity verification has really been neglected for too long. An AI decision system without identity authentication is a ticking time bomb.
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DYORMaster
· 01-08 08:54
Hey, I hadn't thought of that angle before. Identity verification is indeed a fundamental challenge, but can IOTA's solution really be implemented? It still seems to depend on the ecosystem's level of cooperation.
AI is evolving rapidly, with NEAR providing support for smart applications and RENDER supplying the underlying computing resources. It seems everything is accelerating.
But have you noticed, the real bottleneck is no longer speed. It’s identity.
Imagine a autonomous system making decisions without knowing who issued the instructions, where the data comes from, or whether it can be trusted. That scenario is terrifying. It needs to know—who initiated this action, what data was used, and whether this data is authentic.
IOTA’s solution is to use decentralized identifiers and verifiable credentials. The core logic is simple: prove identity and permissions without exposing personal privacy. No central database black hole, no endless repeated verifications. It’s purely cryptographic proof, usable across platforms and regions.
Here’s the key—when AI upgrades from a tool to a decision-making system, identity verification is no longer just a feature. It becomes the fundamental infrastructure of the entire system. Someone must build this layer on the ground. IOTA has been quietly doing this.