According to Cointelegraph, AI-focused tokens saw a price surge in 2023 during a time when the broader crypto market was mostly trading sideways. While blockchain saw a decrease in popularity, it is expected AI will continue to be in the market, stated Cointelegraph.
Sources revealed that AI was first popularised by OpenAI’s DALL-E in early 2021. It is believed that it is not possible to exist online today without encountering some form of AI-generated content , added Cointelegraph.
The gaming industry developers are expected to develop new games with blockchain elements. One startup, Atlas, collaborates with many of these companies to bring generative AI to gaming. On Episode 30 of The Agenda podcast, hosts Jonathan DeYoung and Ray Salmond were joined by Atlas CEO Ben James to discuss generative AI in gaming, Web3.0 games and the evolution of artificial intelligence, among others.
“It doesn’t need to be the front-and-center selling point. It’s still about gameplay. It’s still about that experience. It’s still about getting lost in those really interesting creative worlds and encounters. And the technology element of that, like blockchain, just facilitates that in a meaningful way,” Ben James, CEO, Atlas, concluded.
(With insights from Cointelegraph)
