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UOMI Network is a somewhat unique project based on blockchain in the AI field, where economic agents will be represented by NFTs. UOMI introduces AI economic agents on blockchain with NFT UOMI is working towards a future where AI agents will have their own true economic agency. Their platform allows these AI agents to own and manage digital assets, represented as NFT on any EVM-compatible blockchain. Their innovation aims to operate not only in the field of finance, but also in that of governance and digital art.  UOMI stands for Unstoppable Open Machine Intelligence, and it aims to enable reliable interactions between smart contracts and inferences AI. This should facilitate the development of self-sufficient AI economic agents, that is, entities represented as NFTs on any blockchain that possess the capability to carry out transactions of crypto assets independently, covering their own computational expenses.  For example, an autonomous AI agent could be a digital artist who autonomously mints NFT, or a non-playable character (NPC) within digital games, or one of the managers of a DAO who makes governance decisions. The framework of UOMI Imagining public blockchains, such as those of Bitcoin and Ethereum, as self-replicating machines, that is, organisms that exploit economic incentives to encourage human participation in their functioning and expansion, these lend themselves to potential integration with artificial intelligence in these, thanks to the creation of autonomous economic agents.  UOMI proposes a new consensus architecture for a layer-1 blockchain, designed to incorporate secure AI computation while minimizing trust assumptions and computational overhead.  Their secure computing framework is based on the Optimized Proof of Computation (OPoC) consensus algorithm, which ensures robust security and economic incentives, while at the same time promoting a new generation of AI systems integrated on blockchain. The OPoC protocol Optimistic Proof of Computation is an efficient…

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