It looks like you're new here.If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!Sign In Register Categories Recent Discussions Activity Unanswered Best Of... Categories All Categories Mining Pool Discussion General Project Discussion (non-technical) Education Protocol and Client discussion web3-js Whisper Swarm 2 RLP IoT & Hardware Smart Contracts and Dapps Serpent Solidity Projects Reference clients code and builds Eth & AlethZero- Cpp Implementation Geth - Go Implementation Mist Node.js Implementation Python Implementation Mix Other Implementations Meetups Other Events Jobs & Skills Press and Articles Audio/Video Ether Sale Other Languages Chinese German Italian French 2 Hebrew 6 Japanese Portugese Romanian Russian Spanish Turkish Watercooler Intuition Fabric - Decentralized AI on Ethereum IntuitMachine 2 April 12 in Smart Contracts and Dapps Deep Learning is an advanced form of Artificial Intelligence.

A blockchain is a distributed transparent consensus based peer-to-peer network that has shown to be extremely resilient to adversarial attacks.This paper explores the "Intuition Fabric" a fusion of Deep Learning technology on to a blockchain./alternative whitepaper link: https://gum.co/wxLPUse "avalonbeta" as code to access the whitepaper.Intuition Fabric is developed by Intuition Machine Inc.///// +2(4) Download the whitepaper +5 (5) Be a member on Facebook +10(6) Be a member on LinkedIn +20We will be giving out points for each level.Evidence of above participation will be requested prior to token distribution.Any, evidence of double registration or fake profiles will be grounds for disqualification.Note, only (1) and (2) are automatic.We will ask this information at the time of distribution.A form will be provided that you can fill in.Your points will be proportional to the amount of tokens that you will receive.The exact number will be determined at the time of distribution.Developers WantedInterested developers please PM to join the team!

Skills required: Go, Javascript, Python, Java, Ethererum, Tensorflow, PyTorch.Added plus: Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning, Game Theory, NLP, Non-linear Statistical Mechanics, Quantum Tensor NetworksBounties0.5 ETH (Ethereum) for acceptable translations of the whitepaper.1 ETH for persuasive "sales copy" pitching Intuition Fabric.Contest1 ETH for a winning infographic to be created that explains Intuition Fabric (INT).0.5 ETH for a winning logo for INTMiscellaneousHere is an inspirational video about Deep Learning: and a trailer for a movie about Intuition: TEDx talk on Intuition: TED talk on Intuitive AI: Denis Hassabis on latest developments "Human Ingenuity augmented with AI will unlock our true potential" 0 Comments o0ragman0o 1,236 April 13 0 IntuitMachine 2 May 11 0 Sign In or Register to comment.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Investment Management Back in February, Numerai announced numeraire (NMR), a cryptographic token to incentivise a new kind of hedge fund built by a network of data scientists.

Earlier today, the Numeraire smart contract was officially deployed to Ethereum, and over 1.2 million tokens were sent to 19,000 data scientists around the world, making Numerai the first hedge fund to issue its own cryptocurrency.For thousands of people, numeraire will be the first time in their lives they have interacted with an ethereum smart contract from a website.“Numerai is building the protocol to connect artificial intelligence to the stock market,” says Richard Craib, founder of Numerai.bitcoin backdoorNumerai has already raised $7.5 million in traditional venture capital from Union Square Ventures, Joey Krug (Augur), Fred Ehrsam (Coinbase), and Olaf Carlson-Wee (Polychain).move bitcoin data directoryAs such, Numeraire is not being sold in a crowdsale or ICO.hidden bitcoin wallet

“It is important to us that the holders of Numeraire are the people who it is most valuable and useful to the data scientists building Numerai,” says Craib.Numeraire can be withdrawn to any Ethereum address but can only be earned by competing in Numerai’s data science tournament.Numerai also announced that they will move from making payouts in bitcoin to making payouts in ether and numeraire only by September 30th.bitcoin collect incThe Numerai whitepaper is available with more information.bitcoin brute checkerSmart contracts, and blockchain technology in general, hold great potential for the automation of business relations — reducing the need for paperwork, expenses and the involvement of lawyers and court services to facilitate trust.xapo bitcoin buyHowever, to date, smart contract technology is almost impossible to implement as the basis of real-world agreements due to its obfuscated nature and lack of legal viability.bitcoin 100 ore

Agrello utilizes state of the art AI technology to bridge this gap between the blockchain, the legal world and the non-coding end user and seeks to make smart contracts worthy of their name — making them both — legally binding contracts and smart.The term “Smart Contract” was first coined in 1994 by cryptography researcher Nick Szabo as he theorized on the future of electronic commerce in the light of the then newly born Internet.earn bitcoin cpuSzabo argued that since contracts, and legal agreements in general, tend to follow a logical if-this-then-that format, just like code (“if side a fulfills such and such conditions, side b is obliged to this and that”), paper contracts could be replaced with computer programs which automatically execute the terms of an agreement.Code, so was argued, is precise and freed from fallible human interpretation, in contrast to traditional contracts which often have to be brought in front of a judge to be elucidated.earn bitcoin gpu

Furthermore, contracts and agreements are mere words on paper; without an authority willing to enforce them, they’re rendered useless.Code, on the other hand, makes our modern world go round.Pre-programmed instructions can move money around, lock doors, and forfeiture payments in escrow, without one single policeman or bureaucrat signing an order or threaten with violence.The problem with code, however, is that it can be hacked.psc in bitcoinIf we would like to have a self-enforcing code contract to govern funds and property, this code would have to be stored on a computing platform, exclusively controlling these assets.bitcoin promotional graphicsNot only would the owner of such a platform enjoy tyrannic authority of feudal proportions, these contracts could also never be trusted to be free from unauthorized alteration or attacks.For this reason, as time progressed and e-commerce became a commonplace practice, Szabo’s smart contracts remained an interesting but infeasible concept, reserved for future generations to iterate on.As it often happens, the foretold future generation arrived earlier than expected.bitcoin wallet 64 bit

In 2009, an anonymous computer scientist going under the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto, published a Whitepaper titled A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.In the nine pages short document, Nakamoto presented a distributed ledger system, able to record data in a decentralized network of computers, without one single party being able to compromise information stored in it.Bitcoin was born and with it the concept of the blockchain as a single source of truth.The blockchain, in principle at least, solved the problem raised by Nick Szabo and his peers some 15 years earlier.bitcoin core 2 duoCode stored in a blockchain system is freed from the need to physically reside in one single location, and hence is not under the influence of the owner of said location.bitcoin mining dell serverFurthermore, thanks to the public nature of blockchains and their consensus mechanisms, unauthorized alteration of such code is close to impossible.The young blockchain community was quick to understand what this means and the term “Smart Contract” was retrieved from its decade and a half long cold storage, to serve as the cornerstone of the Ethereum project, lead by 19 years old prodigy Vitalik Buterin.Buterin and his associates demonstrated that it is possible to store code on the blockchain and trigger monetary transactions according to immutably pre-detriment conditions.cnbc bitcoin vs gold

The code governing these automated transaction was called “smart contracts”, and is ever since being presented as the future of decentralized commerce.The term “smart contract” as it is used in the context of Ethereum, Qtum, and other turing-complete blockchain platforms is acceptable but slightly misleading.Ethereum’s smart contracts are essentially code, not dissimilar from other programming languages.While it is true that smart contract code mainly deals with transactions between agents in a blockchain system, and hence is able to describe and execute some terms of an agreement between such agents, smart contracts themselves are not actual contracts.A contract, as Wikipedia describes it, is “a voluntary arrangement between two or more parties that is enforceable by law as a binding legal agreement.litecoin to rub[…] Formation of a contract generally requires an offer, acceptance, consideration, and a mutual intent to be bound.“Smart contract code doesn’t meet most of these criteria, especially the requirement to clearly state an offer, nor does it express acceptance and willingness to be bound by law — and hence it is not enforceable in any legal context.In the early days of the blockchain industry, the statement “not legally binding” was often considered a feature rather than a bug.bitcoin wiki graphics card comparison

Many activists and enthusiasts flocked to the young cryptoverse to obviate traditional forms of ‘The Law’, and to replace them with code based voluntary associations.If this endeavour will ever bear fruit remains to be shown; in any case, even for less ambitious ends, such as making trade faster, cheaper, and more accessible for all, contemporary smart contracting technology is not sufficient.Two parties interested in formalizing an actual agreement, using solely smart contracts, would very soon find out that they don’t have any means to do so, neither in practice nor in theory.bitcoin almak satmakAt best, these two parties could, with great effort, set up an array of smart contracts, taking care of automatic payments, which, for example, could trigger doors to unlock automatically in the case of a rental agreement.The result would look somewhat like the above.bitcoin börse china

A smart contract could with ease ensure that payments are steadily and irrevocably transferred from the Lessee to the Lessor’s account, which would trigger an additional smart contract, unlocking the apartment door for example, making it so that both parties wouldn’t need to know nor trust each other.However, in order to entrust their funds and property to such a program, both parties would have to heavily rely on developers whom they trust blindly.build bitcoin-qt linuxGiven the immutable and irrevocable nature of smart contracts, these developers would enjoy a privileged position no lawyer could have ever dreamed of.To ensure that the above code is trustworthy, debugged and extremely well documented, the development costs for a single contract of such proportions would probably exceed the round A budget of a medium sized start up, and would entail several QA iterations by trusted third parties, rendering the whole operation meaningless to begin with.bitcoin aktueller preis

Skipping such precautions is of course possible, but could land you deep inside TheDao territory.And even after all this hassle, with all securities in place — the code itself would be devoid of essential elements of a genuine contract, such as terms, conditions, instructions for future dispute resolution, and proof of mutual intent and acceptance.And maybe most importantly — the resulting code structure would be rigid and set in stone and would not allow for the flexibility that the reality of actual business relations demands.A genuine “automatic contract”, or Smart Agreement, would need constant user input, allowing side A to confirm that side by B has met their obligations.mine-litecoin p2poolThis immediately raises the question what happens if side B does in fact meet their obligations but side A refuses to acknowledge this for whatever reasons.bitcoin canada quad

Third parties, escrow services, oracles and sensors could of course be brought into the picture, but those would have to be orchestrated in a way that allows users to easily interact with them while understanding what they’re doing.At the moment smart contracts alone, as they are introduced with real-existing blockchain platforms, hardly meet these requirements.Despite the relative crudity of the technology, smart contracts are by all means a groundbreaking innovation and will most probably serve as the cornerstone of future digitized commerce.With the advent of turing-complete blockchains and the IoT, smart contracts can safely and swiftly move assets around, interact with physical objects, and lead to the automation of many business-related processes that currently demand vast human resources and time.bitcoin billionaire iphone appBut in order to serve as a substitute for traditional paper-contracts and the legal relations they dictate, these automated processes have to be orchestrated intelligently and flexibly, and be embedded in an interface that allows humans to make sense of them.Furthermore, legal formality can’t be disregarded.bitcoin kraken exchange

The need to use some sort of court system to provide dispute resolution services might be mitigated by efficient smart contract based agreements, but most probably not done away with.In the context of the above mentioned rent agreement, it is good to know that your front door will unlock after your payment was verified on the blockchain, but it’s even better to know that you have the legal right to occupy your flat and can rely on legal assistance if this right happens to be compromised in any way.In the light of the above, we can conclude that in order for digital smart agreements to effectively replace traditional forms of paper-contracts, they will have to meet the following requirements:To accommodate for these requirements, agrello utilizes state of the art Belief–desire–intention models (or BDIs), to build an AI engine that is capable of translating user input into complex smart contract code structures, which execute the terms of an agreement, created by the parties to a contracts.The agreement itself is created with the help of a Graphical User Interface, templates and wizards, allowing for intuitive use and high customizability.In addition to the smart contract code, a legal document is created by the AI agent, written in natural language, which can be presented in court if this becomes necessary.Having an AI agent translate human-readable agreements into code, which can be managed and augmented throughout the contract’s life-cycle is not a trivial task and worthy of a post in its own right.ethereum worth mining 2017