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With the artificial intelligence (AI) market still in its nascency, many experts see this space continuing to undergo a decade-long maturation process to achieve its true economic and social potential.  That said, as things stand, the AI market is set to expand at a CAGR of 19.1% between 2024 and 2034, reaching a cumulative valuation of $3.68 trillion by the end of the aforementioned time window. With this context in mind, it bears mentioning that despite this immense upside, most contemporary AI infrastructures have remained highly centralized, with the landscape being overwhelmingly controlled by a handful of tech giants, including Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, and Amazon.  This concentration of power has had profound implications for innovation within this space, especially from an ethical standpoint. As a result, the AI development realm is undergoing a profound transformation, with projects like 0G recently introducing the world’s first Decentralized AI Operating System (dAIOS). The os challenges the fundamental architecture of traditional AI platforms, offering a brand-new approach to data management, transparency, and computational efficiency. Thanks to dAIOS’ unique technological proposition, 0G was able to secure $290 million in funding recently from prominent venture capital firms, including Hack VC, Delphi Digital, OKX Ventures, Samsung Next, Bankless Ventures, Animoca Brands, Stanford Blockchain Fund, Polygon, among several others.  The centralization issue and its implications As highlighted earlier, the centralization of AI development has resulted in the creation of a multifaceted problem that extends far beyond simple technological constraints.  For starters, when a small number of well-resourced organizations are able to dictate AI-related research, development, and implementation, it inevitably leads to a narrow perspective that can perpetuate existing societal biases and limit innovative potential.  The infamous case of Amazon’s AI recruiting tool is a perfect illustration of this conundrum. The tool was abandoned after it was found to…

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