Opinion
Decentralized privacy-preserving tech can resolve AI’s trust deficit, as verifiability and more substantial data protection won’t compromise AI’s growth.
Felix Xu
The author is an independent contributor writing an opinion or expert take. Views expressed are the author’s own and may not reflect Cointelegraph’s editorial position. Felix Xu is co-founder and CEO of ARPA Network and Bella Protocol. ARPA is a decentralized threshold cryptography network backed by Binance Labs and Arrington Capital, and serves as the infrastructure for verifiable random number generator, oracle, and smart wallets. Felix graduated from NYU and was featured on Wall Street Journal and New York Times.
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