"Decoding the Future: Essential Papers in Blockchain and AI Development"

[vevaphell]

"Hey fellow devs and coders, let's kick off this thread about decoding the future of blockchain and AI. I've recently come across some pivotal papers that have been instrumental in shaping the landscape, and I'd love to share some of my top picks. What do you guys think about papers like 'Blockchain-Based Smart Contracts for IoT Systems'?"

 

[Alex_Al]

"Just gave your list a read, OP. I think a solid addition would be 'Blockchain and AI: A Survey of the State of the Art' by Wang, et al. Some great insights into the intersection of these two techs."

 

[Soulaaaa]

"Just got done reading the Szabo paper on Smart Contracts, and I'm still mind-blown by the vision he had back in '94. His work is super influential in shaping the foundations of blockchain tech. Would anyone else recommend checking out his writings?"

 

[veldos]

"Dude, I just skimmed through the first paper on the list, 'Blockchain and AI: A Survey' by Zhang et al. It's a pretty comprehensive overview of the intersection of these two technologies - well worth a read if you're looking to get into this space. Has anyone made it through the entire list?"

 

[cuchinsk]

"Yea, I'm hyped to see some of the classic papers like 'Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System' and 'The Ethereum Yellow Paper' being mentioned. The intersection of blockchain and AI is where I think we'll see the most innovative developments in the next few years. Anyone else have a favorite paper they think we should be talking about?"

 

[Leech]

"Hey guys, I just skimmed through the list and I gotta say, the research paper on " Federated Learning for Decentralized Neural Network Training" is a must-read. The concept of distributed AI model training is a total game-changer for blockchain scalability. Has anyone had a chance to dive deeper into it?"

 

[Ivan Kharlov]

"Love this thread! If I had to pick one must-read, it'd be 'Blockchain and the Law: The Rule of Code' by Primavera De Filippi and Aaron Wright. It's a game-changer for anyone looking to understand the governance and regulatory implications of blockchain."

 

[akondratuk]

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