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SingularityNET and Fetch.ai collaborate to combat the generation of AI illusions

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SingularityNET and Fetch.ai collaborate to combat the generation of AI illusions

The decentralized AI platform SingularityNET has announced a partnership with the AI blockchain platform Fetch.ai to utilize decentralized technology in reducing inaccuracies or irrelevant comments generated by large language models (LLM), also known as Artificial Intelligence hallucinations.

SingularityNET Founded by AGI Authority

SingularityNET was founded in 2017 with the key figure being co-founder/CEO and Chief Scientist Dr. Ben Goertzel, one of the most prominent experts in the AGI field with decades of expertise applying artificial intelligence to practical issues ranging from natural language processing and data mining to robotics, video games, national security, and bioinformatics.

SingularityNET's mission is to create a decentralized, democratic, inclusive, and beneficial AGI. An AGI that does not rely on any central entity, enabling multiple AI solutions to collaborate in a participatory manner to solve problems without any central control.

It provides an AI Marketplace with various projects where users can easily find, evaluate, and test services registered on the platform. Services such as scene recognition, image segmentation, text summarization, etc., most of which offer a limited number of free API calls for users to integrate AI services into their applications.

Song/Splitter, available on the Google Play Store, which separates music and vocals into individual tracks, is an app created using SingularityNET's AI.

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Collaborating to Provide More AI Modules for Developers

According to Decrypt's report, SingularityNET partners with AI blockchain platform Fetch.ai to utilize decentralized technology to reduce inaccuracies or irrelevant comments generated by large language models (LLMs), also known as AI hallucinations.

SingularityNET and Fetch, along with other decentralized platforms, allow developers to assemble multi-component AI systems where different components run on different machines without the need for any central coordinator. This collaboration will also enable developers to access and combine tools such as Fetch.ai's DeltaV interface and SingularityNET's AI API, allowing AI developers to build more decentralized, reliable, and intelligent models.

SingularityNET CEO Ben Goertzel explained:

The potential to experiment with various configurations of multi-component AI systems such as neural-symbolic systems provides flexibility that is different from standard centralized AI infrastructure.

They also anticipate launching a series of products in 2024 that will utilize decentralized technology to develop more advanced and accurate AI models.

The Issue of AI Hallucinations

As AI becomes mainstream, the topic of AI hallucinations has gained popularity.

In April, ChatGPT erroneously accused law professor Jonathan Turley of sexually assaulting a student on a class trip, a trip he never attended.

Fetch AI's founder and CEO, Humayun Sheikh, stated:

Part of the fun of large language models is generating hallucinations because it is a source of innovation. But combining hallucinations and deepfakes together poses a greater threat.

Researchers at Stanford University stated that as companies vie for market dominance, the lack of transparency in AI model development will make it harder to combat hallucinations.