#openledger $OPEN
Numerous AI projects attempt to enhance the capabilities of their models by making them faster, smarter, and better; however, to me, the more important concern is who benefits from the value that is produced when using AI.
There is a chain of contributors who create valuable AI systems, from those who supply data to those who build underlying infrastructures that help validate and deploy predictive models, and most people focus primarily on the final product while overlooking those who worked diligently behind the scenes to create it.
The fact that I remain intrigued by OpenLedger is primarily due to its emphasis on attribution of AI results. Instead of attributing final results from a single model or place, OpenLedger's network attempts to associate each final result back to its respective contributors who helped in producing it.
Technology rarely creates sustainable ecosystems from itself; instead, the continuing presence of sustainable ecosystems derives from incentives that keep the contributors of value engaged with creating future contributions.
As the adoption of AI as part of its value-add to economic growth and development continues to grow, it is increasingly likely that attribution will become one of the most important areas within which AI's value can be measured, along with intelligence.
