Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said on the Deeptech Insights podcast that cryptocurrency could "eat" artificial intelligence over the next five to 10 years. He argued that the current boom in data center construction is not sustainable and said blockchain could address several unresolved AI issues, including payments, alignment, and data provenance. Hoskinson also outlined a model in which distributed networks would use everyday consumer devices to help train AI systems rather than relying only on centralized infrastructure.
On U.S. regulation, he said the CLARITY Act may not clear Congress until 2029. He also criticized what he described as mistakes by the Trump administration, including tying the public image of crypto too closely to Trump-branded tokens. His comments came one day after the Senate failed to move the bill forward on Sept. 15 because it did not reach the required 60 votes. The remarks were cited by BeInCrypto and summarized by Techub.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson said on the Deeptech Insights podcast that cryptocurrency could "eat" artificial intelligence over the next five to 10 years.
He said the current wave of data center construction is unsustainable. In his view, blockchain technology can help solve AI problems tied to payments, alignment, and data provenance. He also described a distributed-network approach that would use everyday devices to participate in AI training.
Hoskinson also said the U.S. CLARITY Act may not pass Congress until 2029. He criticized what he called mistakes by the Trump administration, including linking crypto's public image too closely to Trump-branded tokens.
His remarks came one day after the Senate failed to advance the bill on Sept. 15, falling short of the required 60 votes. The comments were cited by BeInCrypto.
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