#以太坊基金会推出zkapi
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The Ethereum Foundation has deployed zkAPI on the mainnet.
The proposal was designed with Vitalik’s participation.
Users can pay for AI interfaces using ETH or USDC.
The service provider cannot obtain the mapping between requests and the payer.
The idea is to settle using zero-knowledge proofs.
Funds are advanced into an on-chain treasury.
Each call is authorized by a proof.
The identity is not exposed.
This approach bypasses the account system.
The AI service is charged per use, and privacy becomes the selling point.
Enterprise customers care most about this.
The risk of data being sold is addressed first.
The payment proof can be verified.
The middleman cannot access the detailed ledger.
Whether it can be implemented still depends on the integration party.
There is no unified standard.
Several teams are already working on their own versions.
Interoperability will be the next hurdle.
For cryptography, the value of privacy payments is even greater in machine-to-machine scenarios.
When humans pay, they look at the experience; machines only care about cost and rules.
Do you think AI payments will start running on-chain first? Let’s discuss in the comments
👉 隐私支付这条线，币安聊天室跟进
The Ethereum Foundation has deployed zkAPI on the mainnet.
The proposal was designed with Vitalik’s participation.
Users can pay for AI interfaces using ETH or USDC.
The service provider cannot obtain the mapping between requests and the payer.
The idea is to settle using zero-knowledge proofs.
Funds are advanced into an on-chain treasury.
Each call is authorized by a proof.
The identity is not exposed.
This approach bypasses the account system.
The AI service is charged per use, and privacy becomes the selling point.
Enterprise customers care most about this.
The risk of data being sold is addressed first.
The payment proof can be verified.
The middleman cannot access the detailed ledger.
Whether it can be implemented still depends on the integration party.
There is no unified standard.
Several teams are already working on their own versions.
Interoperability will be the next hurdle.
For cryptography, the value of privacy payments is even greater in machine-to-machine scenarios.
When humans pay, they look at the experience; machines only care about cost and rules.
Do you think AI payments will start running on-chain first? Let’s discuss in the comments
