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We are happy to announce that blockchain and AI are dating again.
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Yesterday, Polygon Labs launched the Polygon Copilot, a chatbot that provides insights and analytics about Polygon – and is trained in documentation on the Polygon protocol.
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On Monday, Etherscan has a code reader tool that uses AI to allow users to retrieve and interpret the source code of a specific contract address (click here for the full explanation).
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The killer application that will bring the masses into Web3 may not yet exist, but it’s great to see the creative ways blockchain companies are leveraging AI.
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If you’ve been a Web3 Daily reader for a while, you’ve seen us cover everything from the LUNA crash to FTX and the ‘break-up’ experienced by the blockchain space – to the benefit of the hotter AI space.
(Especially when it comes to financing).
It was pretty awkward for a while…People said blockchain was dead and AI startups were being funded left and right.
But after a few dates (i.e. thinking of ways to work well together), we’re happy to announce that blockchain and AI are dating again.
This is the last:
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Yesterday, Polygon Labs launched the Polygon Copilot, a chatbot that provides insights and analytics about Polygon – and is trained in documentation on the Polygon protocol.
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Solana Labs has made a plugin that allows users to check wallet balances, transfer tokens, and purchase NFTs, all through a chatbot interface.
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On Monday, Etherscan has a code reader tool that uses AI to allow users to retrieve and interpret the source code of a specific contract address (click here for the full explanation).
While all of these companies have strict terms and conditions and clearly label their products as “beta,” that’s the case with all products now powered by ChatGPT.
The killer application that will bring the masses into Web3 may not yet exist, but it’s great to see the creative ways blockchain companies are leveraging AI.
Let’s hope the’meet the parentsphase is going smoothly.