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Embracing blockchain seems to have become the mainstream of the industry nowadays. Both entrepreneurs and Internet giants have started to extend their development tentacles to this industry that is going to bring disruptive development to traditional industries.
With the development of AI technology, people have been gradually carrying out applications in various fields of AI. However, the development of AI has also given some people an opportunity to take advantage of it.
Many workers, especially freelancers and small business owners, are already using generative AI tools to save time.
A smart supply chain involves streamlining operations using many emerging technologies including big data, IoT, blockchain, and RPA.
In the cryptocurrency world, consensus mechanisms are protocols and algorithms that enable computer networks to work together to ensure network security. 51% of the nodes in the network must agree on the global status of the network in order to reach a consensus.
Intel is committed to making generative AI pervasive and accessible to a wide range of industries, as well as the average consumer.
The application scope of blockchain technology continues to expand, from the field of digital currency, to the trading of financial derivatives, risk management, to supply chain finance and other fields, all have a wide range of application prospects.
As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches, the use of AI technology in political campaigns is becoming more widespread, with some campaigns using AI-generated fake images, videos, and texts to mislead voters, deepen bias, and undermine fair play.
The first application of blockchain is Bitcoin. Blockchain has become the promoter of "decentralized currency Internet" by providing power for cryptocurrency. By providing transparency, accountability, immutability and security, the blockchain soon triggered an influx of more cryptocurrencies. Today, we have more than 10000 different cryptocurrencies in circulation.
Many oil and gas companies also lack the IoT strategic skills required by top management or senior leadership teams to fully integrate IoT into their overall business strategy