🤔It seems to me that we’re imagining the future of AI a bit incorrectly.
Most people talk about how smart and perfect models will become, and at the same time, practically nobody asks even the simplest questions—like how to verify why they made exactly that choice?
If an algorithm discovered a deal, spent money, or performed a complex action, then it should leave behind not just a result, but a clear, understandable trail.
That’s exactly why I became interested in the Newton Protocol. It focuses not only on automation, but also on the ability to verify every AI decision.
In my opinion, these kinds of actions are much more interesting than yet another discussion about speed or scalability. Because in the future—which isn’t that far away—what will win won’t be the systems that operate without people, but the ones that people are truly willing to trust.@NewtonProtocol #newt $NEWT
Most people talk about how smart and perfect models will become, and at the same time, practically nobody asks even the simplest questions—like how to verify why they made exactly that choice?
If an algorithm discovered a deal, spent money, or performed a complex action, then it should leave behind not just a result, but a clear, understandable trail.
That’s exactly why I became interested in the Newton Protocol. It focuses not only on automation, but also on the ability to verify every AI decision.
In my opinion, these kinds of actions are much more interesting than yet another discussion about speed or scalability. Because in the future—which isn’t that far away—what will win won’t be the systems that operate without people, but the ones that people are truly willing to trust.@NewtonProtocol #newt $NEWT
