Here's a summary of yday's OLAS Currents with @olassians + Marlin Protocol . It's a great convo about how ZK + TEE co-processors can work for decentralised AI . Comment for more.

Part 1:
- Topic: Recent developments and integrations between Marlin and OLAS  
- Marlin's Role: A Verifiable Compute Protocol using Trusted Execution (TE) coprocessors to securely delegate complex workloads and verify results on-chain

**Marlin's Value to OLAS**  
- Decentralized Autonomous Networks: Marlin's technology aids OLAS in running these networks using AI agents  
- Security and Verification: Helps prevent manipulation and detect incorrect responses through consensus-based mechanisms, which are often costly and impractical

**Comparison of TE, ZK, OP**  
- TE (Trusted Execution):
  - Practical and cost-effective  
  - Weaker security assumptions  
- ZK (Zero-Knowledge):
  - Highly secure  
  - Not practical for complex applications  
- OP (Optimistic):
  - Slow due to challenge period  
  - Broken incentives in practice

OLAS Currents w/ @olassians + Marlin Protocol continued (Part 2 below)...

Link to Part 1: https://warpcast.com/nonstoptheo/0x24c44399

Part 2: 

## Oyster Platform
- **Technology**: Uses TE for secure computation
- **Capabilities**: Handles private data and non-deterministic agents, expanding the design space for developers.

## Integration with OLAS
- **Security and Verifiability**: Enables OLAS agents to run securely and verifiably off-chain.
- **New Possibilities**: Opens up handling of private data and non-deterministic computations.

## Future Prospects
- **AI Agent Space**: Growing interest and rapid development.
- **Marlin's Initiatives**:
  - One-click deployment solutions
  - Expanding TE support to various platforms

## Calypso Product
- **Description**: A ZK-proof marketplace
- **Functionality**: Outsources the generation of ZK proofs securely using TE.

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