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GRTiQ Podcast: 106 AI and Crypto

This is a special edition of the GRTiQ Podcast. As a result of all the hype and conversation surrounding artificial intelligence, AI and crypto, and things like ChatGPT, I’m speaking with three members of the Semiotic Labs team – Anirudh Patel, Sam Green, and Tomasz Kornuta. Semiotic Labs is a Core Dev team working on The Graph, and they bring deep expertise and experience in artificial intelligence. I doubt there is a more distinguished team working on AI in crypto.

If you’ve listened to the podcast before, then you know I’ve already featured two members of the Semiotic Labs team before – Sam Green, Co-founder and CTO and Ahmet Ozcan, Co-Founder and CEO.

During this incredible episode, Ani, Sam, and Tomasz explore what artificial intelligence is, the origins of the discipline, and the epic rise of ChatGPT and how it works. Then we shift our focus to talk about artificial intelligence and crypto, including an in-depth discussion of all the recent hype, and some legitimate examples of how AI is being used in the space, and then we explore how the team at Semiotic Labs is implementing AI at The Graph, including how they plan to do so in the future, including a fascinating description of how tools like ChatGPT, Geo, and The Graph could revolutionize the industry.

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