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DeAI

DeAI, short for Decentralized AI, is a segment of the blockchain ecosystem aimed at fostering the decentralization of artificial intelligence. Since the explosion of artificial intelligence following the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in November 2022, the world has realized the importance of AI and the agents revolving around it. The general public has also begun to become aware of another major issue: the centralization of data and servers required for the training, deployment, and use of these various models. Following

CZ

Changpeng Zhao, or CZ, is the founder and former CEO of the exchange Binance. CZ is a prominent figure in the crypto ecosystem, known both for the Binance empire he launched in 2017, making it the global leader in the sector in just 165 days, and for the numerous memes surrounding him. Among them are: Despite an estimated fortune of over $70 billion, CZ cultivates a very approachable image, even going so far as to make pizzas for Binance users

Composability

Composability in crypto refers to the ability of different blockchain apps and protocols to work together. It acts like building blocks, often referred to as ‘Money Legos’ in decentralized finance (DeFi). More importantly, these building blocks don’t need permission from anyone else. Developers and users can combine digital parts to create something more useful. They don’t need special permission to do this. Composability lets smart contracts on a blockchain like Ethereum work together to create public building blocks that anyone

Consensus

In the world of crypto, “consensus” is quite literally when a network of computers (nodes) agree on what is true in the blockchain. They do not depend on banks or governments to verify; instead, the nodes decide to agree on which transactions are real and give their approval on the timeline of when they occured. A consensus mechanism is a built-in set of rules that ensures every node reaches the same conclusion about which transactions to add to that ledger.

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