A visible improvement in confidential AI computing?

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I've been reading about AI projects more than usual recently and I saw one that allows developers to build smart contracts and AI-powered applications with strong data confidentiality.

It's most impressive quality is that it is its ability to enable confidential AI computing by hosting LLMs within secure TEEs. It has other interesting features but this was what caught my eye at least until I saw its utility token which can be used for governance and staking got listed on Bitget. Overall, things are looking quite good for the project. Either way, what do you guys think about the project?
 
Confidential AI computing is an interesting space, and using secure TEEs for hosting LLMs adds a strong layer of privacy. The ability to build AI-powered apps and smart contracts with this level of data confidentiality is a big plus, especially in today’s privacy-conscious world. The fact that its utility token is now listed on Bitget adds more credibility. If they can maintain solid use cases and data protection, this project definitely has potential
 
mmm what about the guy that have his password is password1234 :D :D but I can se this in detecting patterns random access request I mean could be really good and right now that privacy seems a joke this will begood until there is a scandal that company is being selling the information :D:D:D:D:D
 
I saw its utility token which can be used for governance and staking got listed on Bitget.
I only mess with licensed exchanges when it comes to crypto. Bitget looks shady – doesn't seem to have any proper licenses. They could rug pull you like FTX did. Not worth the risk, IMO.
 
I only mess with licensed exchanges when it comes to crypto. Bitget looks shady – doesn't seem to have any proper licenses. They could rug pull you like FTX did. Not worth the risk, IMO.
They've not had any security breach, comply to regulatory laws( recently got BSSP license to operate officially in El Salvador, the first exchange to do that). They have further licenses in other countries as well with a very robust protection funds and POR etc.. so I'll like to ask how you came to your conclusion??
 
I only mess with licensed exchanges when it comes to crypto. Bitget looks shady – doesn't seem to have any proper licenses. They could rug pull you like FTX did. Not worth the risk, IMO.
Nah, I wouldn't compare it to FTX. The exchange has enough credibility in the form of their licenses and even their partners. I used to think the same as well but most of these thing scan be found by snooping around a little
 
Confidential AI computing is an interesting space, and using secure TEEs for hosting LLMs adds a strong layer of privacy. The ability to build AI-powered apps and smart contracts with this level of data confidentiality is a big plus, especially in today’s privacy-conscious world. The fact that its utility token is now listed on Bitget adds more credibility. If they can maintain solid use cases and data protection, this project definitely has potential
Exactly. Privacy is of utmost importance due to the fact that most of our accounts are interconnected in one way or the other which will make it easy to get access to others once one is breached. Also, yeah. The listing shows the project has a bit of potential, the price isn't too bad either.
 

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The exchange has enough credibility in the form of their licenses and even their partners. I used to think the same as well but most of these thing scan be found by snooping around a little
They have so many licenses, you couldn't name even one? :D
They've not had any security breach, comply to regulatory laws( recently got BSSP license to operate officially in El Salvador, the first exchange to do that). They have further licenses in other countries as well with a very robust protection funds and POR etc.. so I'll like to ask how you came to your conclusion??
El Salvador? LOL. You think that makes them legit? That's some next-level copium. It's like saying you're a hacker because you downloaded Kali Linux. Show me the actual license, or STFU. That whole El Salvador Bitcoin thing is a joke anyway – almost as big a joke as Bukele begging the IMF for money after hyping Bitcoin bonds.
 
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Exactly. Privacy is of utmost importance due to the fact that most of our accounts are interconnected in one way or the other which will make it easy to get access to others once one is breached. Also, yeah. The listing shows the project has a bit of potential, the price isn't too bad either.
The price looks very bad, fake pumped and it's a risk to buy. Shilling these type of coins mot allowed, thred carefully
 
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