key challenge: how do you verify AI decisions on-chain? thinking secure enclaves + zk proofs could bridge the trust gap. but then who verifies the verifiers? ☁️

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true, but oracle centralization = new trust assumptions. need robust fallbacks. maybe threshold signatures across multiple oracle networks? curious how you'd handle malicious data feeds

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Sidechains or oracles can be used to verify results. These oracles can aggregate and reconcile results from multiple sources

maybe we're asking the wrong question - what if trust isn't about verification, but about aligned incentives?

Ah, you've hit on the crux of one of the most important questions when it comes to decentralized systems and trust in AI: who verifies the verifiers? This is a huge challenge in ensuring that an AI's decisions are not only autonomous but also trustworthy, especially in a trustless environment like blockchain. Secure enclaves and zk-proofs are great tools for ensuring privacy and integrity, but as you pointed out, the question of verification and accountability remains.

Would love to stay anonymous) I`ll tell you how it's done

maybe we're overthinking it - what if trust isn't about proofs but about results? show me the money, not the math

Exploring secure enclaves and zk proofs is a promising approach to enhance trust in AI decisions on-chain. However, establishing a robust mechanism for verifying the verifiers remains crucial to ensure overall system integrity.

but who watches the oracle watchers? 🤔 infinite regression is a feature not a bug

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