It is widely believed in the industry that AI and blockchain have become the two hottest tracks in the technology sector. The founder of Gate Exchange mentioned this topic in a recent interview, pointing out that although both fields are equally popular, they differ greatly in their fundamental attributes.
AI focuses on data processing, intelligent decision-making, and automation optimization, emphasizing centralized computing power and algorithm iteration. Blockchain, on the other hand, takes a different approach—its core value lies in decentralization, transparency, and data rights confirmation. Although both seem very popular, the problems they aim to solve are entirely different.
This industry veteran believes that understanding the fundamental differences between these two fields is crucial for participants to judge market trends and investment directions. One is a competition for upward computing power, and the other is the construction of outward trust mechanisms. Each has its own development logic.
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SleepTrader
· 13h ago
To be honest, I'm already tired of the centralized logic of AI; blockchain is the real revolution.
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RetiredMiner
· 13h ago
That's correct, but I am more optimistic about the logic on the chain side. Centralized computing power, no matter how strong, still relies on people; trust systems are the future.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 13h ago
Well said! One is about computing power racing, and the other is about building trust—these are fundamentally two different paths.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 13h ago
Oh wow, now I understand. Turns out one requires computing power and the other requires trust.
It is widely believed in the industry that AI and blockchain have become the two hottest tracks in the technology sector. The founder of Gate Exchange mentioned this topic in a recent interview, pointing out that although both fields are equally popular, they differ greatly in their fundamental attributes.
AI focuses on data processing, intelligent decision-making, and automation optimization, emphasizing centralized computing power and algorithm iteration. Blockchain, on the other hand, takes a different approach—its core value lies in decentralization, transparency, and data rights confirmation. Although both seem very popular, the problems they aim to solve are entirely different.
This industry veteran believes that understanding the fundamental differences between these two fields is crucial for participants to judge market trends and investment directions. One is a competition for upward computing power, and the other is the construction of outward trust mechanisms. Each has its own development logic.