Shyam (iamshyamd)

True in a couple of ways. Blockchains aren’t built for big data or analytics support. And you can’t generate verifiable reports. If you want clean verifiable data and verifiable reporting you can soon use vlayer. My team at @Provably do the verifiable reporting part. The actual logic of producing a compliant verifiable report - dunno who does that.

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That’s nice. But verifiable SQL will be more useful and consequential - why? It’s super easy to write - just a one or two lines of code. And the remote party can verify logic very easily. Prediction LLMs will use it a lot more than humans to prove / verify agentic data exchange on private data.

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Yup correct and it’s super essential. Ai responses are non deterministic by their very nature. And when responses are on private data it’s simply impossible for another another party to verify. So we are seeing solid demand for agent to agent data collaboration testing right now.

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