I have been looking into #OpenLedger and the idea behind its architecture seems important because Artificial Intelligence is growing really fast. The OpenLedger protocol is trying to solve a problem in the industry by turning datasets and Artificial Intelligence contributions into assets on the blockchain through its Proof of Attribution system. If this model works on a scale creators and developers could finally get rewards that are easy to see instead of only the big Artificial Intelligence companies getting all the value.
What I notice is how OpenLedger is finding a balance between being decentralized and being easy to use. Other projects like Ocean Protocol focused a lot on decentralized data markets. Bittensor tried out open Artificial Intelligence incentives. These projects were very innovative. They also showed that there are challenges with getting people to adopt them and with making sure the rewards are given out efficiently and that the quality is good across the whole network. OpenLedger seems to be learning from these challenges by combining compatibility with the #Ethereum Virtual Machine with attribution and payouts.
I believe the real test will be to see if decentralized Artificial Intelligence networks can really compete with the centralized infrastructure companies while keeping the incentives fair and good for the long term. Having the support of companies like Polychain Capital makes OpenLedger more credible. What really matters is if OpenLedger can actually do what it says it will do and create a lot of activity in its ecosystem. If OpenLedger can deliver on giving attribution and rewards to creators, on a scale it could become a very important part of the Artificial Intelligence economy in the future.
