Blockchain and Crypto could be the best defense against the acquisition of artificial intelligence?

In a recent article, Santiago Siri, founder of the Democracy Earth Foundation, talks about the Internet giants and how they adopted Orwellian measures to control the entire network through artificial intelligence (AI). He also discusses how the crypt could play an important role for people to defend themselves from this.

According to him, artificial intelligence seems to be a threat to humanity. Something that Elon Musk and Sam Altman usually warn. Furthermore, social algorithms have grown on the Internet and are able to explain today's political reality.

As he wrote, Marck Zuckerberg did not say anything about the fact that nowadays the internet is no longer compatible with the nation-state. Internet works with artificial intelligence systems that follow our likes, retweets, upvotes and links. This allows systems to probe the company for the benefit of network owners.

Satoshi Nakamoto presented his vision of "one-CPU-one-vote", something that had an important influence in the cryptography industry. The question that Santiago Siri makes is how it is possible to formalize humans online, but in a decentralized way.

To start building this network, a decentralized protocol for human identities is needed. However, this should focus attention on a human consensus that gives legitimacy and builds a network to achieve the full potential of blockchain technology.

This network will require effective defense to prevent bots, Sybil attacks and other emerging threats. Evidence impossible for Turing to create a human-based consensus will be needed. It will also need powerful but simplified computers for humans to understand it.

To confirm that there is a unique identity, Sybils must be deleted. As Siri explains, a reputation-based chart must be put in place and gather more trust from the network. It is also important to have humans responsible for the network, taking care of it.

Siri explains that Democracy Earth is working to design a consensus protocol using ERC-20 tokens. This is aimed at validating the impossible evidence of Turing. Once the score for a specific hash reaches the consent threshold, there is a check that asks "Are you human?" And it is released for a specific identity of ERC-725.

A human consensus on the Internet must provide tools and measure inclusive capacity blockchain economies, says Siri.