CerboAI, zkPass and others successfully held AI democracy and blockchain events at Harvard

According to BlockBeats, on April 16, the "AI Democracy and Blockchain" event hosted by CerboAI and Harvard Blockchain and co-hosted by zkPass and others was successfully held at Harvard University during the Harvard Blockchain Conference from April 13 to 14. Hundreds of AI and cryptography enthusiasts arrived at the scene. Praful Mathur, an AI expert at CerboAI, and Mitchell Dong, CEO of Pythagoras, hosted a fireside chat and discussed trends, application cases, and ethical issues in AI. They conducted an in-depth analysis of the future applications of AI and blockchain, as well as their potential and impact in various industries, and shared the latest technology trends and innovations with participants. It is reported that the Harvard Blockchain Conference HBC 2024 is a blockchain event co-hosted by Harvard Business School (HBS), Harvard College, Harvard Law School (HLS) and other Harvard institutions. CerboAI is a decentralized general artificial intelligence (AGI) network designed to support the process of training models on sparse network data and distributed reasoning architectures. zkPass is a private data protocol that leverages 3P-TLS and hybrid zero-knowledge techniques, providing tools and applications for securely and verifiably sharing data from any HTTPS source with privacy and integrity guarantees.