In the fast-paced world of technology, understanding the power of integration becomes vital. This interview caught up with the forces behind Numbers Protocol and Instill AI to glimpse the future they are collaboratively sculpting.
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Read the recap of the interview below.
The Players in the Game
Ping-Lin, the CEO of Instill AI, is a seasoned entrepreneur with an enriching history in AI-driven start-ups. Based in London but with Taiwanese roots, Ping-Lin has been in the AI ecosystem for nearly a decade, holding a Robotic Vision degree from Imperial College London. With a burning passion for translating AI to real-world solutions, Ping-Lin’s Instill AI is setting out to democratize AI access across sectors.
On the other side of the coin, we met Ethan, a developer and community manager with Numbers Protocol. He’s been with Numbers for over three years, diligently building products and resources to accelerate the adoption and application of their tech.
Breaking Down the Jargon
Instill AI aims to harness unstructured data, leveraging deep learning and machine-learning data-driven algorithms. In doing so, they hope to make AI solutions more accessible and efficient for the industry.
But why partner with Numbers Protocol? One word: Provenance. Data provenance in AI holds significant weight, be it determining the legitimacy of training data or understanding the origins of AI-generated outputs. Numbers Protocol’s blockchain mechanism addresses this concern. Their digital media library and indexing system, which starts with Numbers ID, ensures traceable and verifiable histories of AI-generated content.
What Does This Mean for Developers?
With Instill’s versatile data pipeline (VDP), developers can integrate AI and blockchain into their existing tech stack using a low-code interface. Additionally, the Python and TypeScript SDK in the pipeline promises a smoother transition. And to add the cherry on top, there’s an upcoming CLI tool designed with developers in mind.
Ethan elucidated the simplicity of the integration, highlighting how Instill’s workflow, combined with Numbers Protocol, promises not only the creation of AI-generated content but also an authentic, verifiable record of its origin.
The Road Ahead
But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows yet. As Ping-Lin candidly shared, the collaboration is still at its nascent stages, and there’s more work to be done. There’s a need for iterating features rapidly to enhance user experiences.
For those eager to explore this synergy, both Numbers Protocol and Instill AI are pulling out all the stops. From tutorials to monthly Dev Calls, developer resources, and open-source projects, they ensure enthusiasts have the tools and knowledge to harness this powerful combination.
To sum up, this collaboration signifies a step towards a future where AI and blockchain don’t just co-exist but thrive together. The technology world often works on a “create now, fix problems later” paradigm, but with initiatives like this, we are looking at a future of proactive problem-solving. As we eagerly await the full unveiling of this AI-Blockchain marriage, one thing is clear: the future is integrated.
