Cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and artificial intelligence

Author:

Omohundro Steve1

Affiliation:

1. Possibility Research

Abstract

Recent developments in "cryptocurrencies" and "smart contracts" are creating new opportunities for applying AI techniques. These economic technologies would benefit from greater real world knowledge and reasoning as they become integrated with everyday commerce. Cryptocurrencies and smart contracts may also provide an infrastructure for ensuring that AI systems follow specified legal and safety regulations as they become more integrated into human society.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

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