OpenLedger AMA

For all of these people who participate in this AMA, I'm going to be able to get some reward by the opening doing the AMA. So it's going to be you just fill it out the simple Google form,

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and then if you're lucky enough that you get selected,

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you get some reward by the open coin like drops, right?

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So it should be something worth something to you.

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So while you're getting some insight, enjoy,

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then you'll maybe do get it better. 플랜저가 진짜 대박입니다 이번에 빗섬하고 업비트를 동시에 상장하고

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어제는 또 바이낸스와 바이낸스 퓨처를 동시에 가버려서

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가격 펌핑이 뭐 상당했나요?

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뭐 자고 있었어가지고

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업비트 공지 뜨자마자 그래도 한 1.4달러까지 다시 올라왔는데

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지금 다시 5.1달러로 떨어졌습니다

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4달러? 두한이 형님이 살짝 얼굴 비쳤다가 내려가셨구나

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1.4달러?

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아 좋습니다

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램이 컴인

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오케이

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오늘 AM에는 빗썸과 업비트 동시 상장한 그런 기념 축하 파티 겸

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그리고 한국의 그리고 아시아의 오프레쩍 앞으로 보여줄 행보에 대해서

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좀 잘 물어봐 주시면 감사하겠습니다

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네 뭐 좋습니다

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여기 청취자분들 들으시는 분들 핵심 내용은

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앞으로 어떻게 할 거냐 또 어떤 이벤트가 있을 것이냐

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또 얼만큼 제대로 보상을 줄 것이냐 예 제 AMA를 들으신 분들은 다 아시겠지만 필터링이 없습니다 How will you do it? What events will there be? How much will you do it? How much will you do it?

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Yes, you know what I'm hearing from my email.

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But there's no filtering.

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Let's open it.

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Okay, I saw, I see Ram.

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Alright, I think Ram is here.

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Okay.

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Hey guys, I'm here.

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Hey, yo, what's up my brother?

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I'm good, how are you?

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I'm doing good, bro.

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Congratulation.

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I heard you rock and roll yesterday today.

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What the heck is going on?

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Thanks, guys.

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Thanks very much.

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I think it's because of the large community that we have.

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Thanks a lot.

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Thanks a lot, guys.

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And that is really, really, really, really my honor.

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It feels like, what the?

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I was like, shit, you know?

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I think it's been, what? Like, what?

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Like, four or five months ago that I see you in Korea

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And then all of a sudden you're in a different level. I was like shit congregation

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and

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I know

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You didn't participate any other Korean AMA like yesterday today, but I know you came to show up your face and try to

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You know say thank you to people here. I really appreciate it.

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Awesome. I'm glad to be here. Thanks for this community. We have a very strong community in Korea

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and across the globe. I'm very grateful for that and thanks a lot guys. It's all because of your support and thanks a lot for that. 소위 말하는 진짜 대빵이 직접 이렇게 참여를 해주셨어요.

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바쁘신 데도 너무나 성원에 감사드리고

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이렇게 지지해주시고 맨날 이렇게 서포팅해주신 거에 대해서

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감사를 표현하고자

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또 이것이 어떻게 보면 우리 지금 호스팅하고 계시는 애플님과

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그리고 지금은 부디게하게 마이크를 못 키고 계시지만

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체리님에 대한 노력에 대한 어느 정도의

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리스펙과 보답으로 이렇게 참여하신 것 같습니다

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아 일단 너무 빠르게

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아까 간략하게 설명을 했지만

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뭐 바이낸스, 바이낸스 퓨처

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그리고 오늘은 업비트

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그리고 빗섬까지

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숨 쉬지도 않고 달려오는 것 같아요

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그래서 지금 그거에 대한 어느 정도의 소감 같은 것들과

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앞으로 계획들 물어보는 시간을 가져보도록 하겠습니다

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질문에 들어가기 전에 혹시 애플님 하실 말씀이 따로 있으신지요?

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딱히 없습니다

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오늘 AMA가 많이 바쁘신 관계로 짧게 그리고 굵게 빨리 끝내서

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제가 드린 질문에 대해서 빨리 해주셨으면 좋겠습니다.

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네, 좋습니다. 그럼 시간상 빠르게 한번 질문을 해볼게요.

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첫 번째 많은 질문들이 있었는데

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업비트와 빗섬은 아시아에서 굉장히 중요한 게이트 역할을 하는데 I have a lot of questions about Upbeat and BitSum. I'm going to ask you what I want to make this event.

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Alright, here we go, boss. I know you're very busy man, so I'm not going to hold you up too tight.

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Here's the first question that we just collected from the people and community the question is upbeat

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and abyssums are major gateway in asia i'm sure you know that what kind of momentum are you hoping

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to build following these listings yes absolutely it's it's good that we are there in korea we have

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a good community as we um as i told you before um so being here, I think it's much bigger.

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I think it's a good validation

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that we have a global relevance, right?

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Not just in US,

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we have a global relevance across the globe.

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And there is an interest towards

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decentralized AI infrastructure

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across people right now, right?

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We have listed pretty much

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right from the exchanges in

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the US to the exchanges to the global exchanges like Binance and to much more

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focused larger exchanges in Korea including a bit and victim so it adds

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validation to the decentralized AI landscape as well and I'm glad that we

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were able to do this and I think this also enables us to

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reach much larger in the Korean community. Anyone, developers, it could be a smaller developer or an

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enterprise looking to build in the decentralized AI space. We want to make sure that they have

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access to open, which is the token of OpenLedger. It's an important part of our product.

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That's the economy that runs the product.

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It's our lifeline.

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And we want to make sure that the access for that lifeline is there across exchanges.

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So being in Upbit and Bitterm is definitely a great way

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for us to reach to Korean users.

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And hope to have more and more Korean users

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to get exposed to open using these exchanges as a gateway.

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And would love to have more and more momentum coming in. 상장이 되었고 항상 초창기부터 오픈레체는 한국 마켓 그리고 한국 커뮤니티에 대한 무한한 관심과 사랑, 애정들이 있었습니다.

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그 예로 이제 간단한 예로 통하면 한국 사람들만을 위한 이벤트 그리고 특히나 또 아시아인들을 위한 그런 이벤트 등을 통해서 계속 친근하게 저희들 쪽에 다가왔었고요.

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저희들 쪽에 다가왔었고요.

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이번에 업비트와 빗섬에 대한 상장은

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어떻게 보면 더 많은 사람들이

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조금 더 편안하게 오픈이라는 토큰에

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접근성이 조금 쉬워졌고

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또 그거를 통해서 더 많은 사람들이

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조금 어떻게 보면 더 친근한 거래소에서

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이렇게 접근할 수 있게

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이런 문을 열어 개방이 된 것 같아서 기분이 좋고

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앞으로는 더 많은 모멘텀을 만들기 위해서

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더 노력을 할 거라고 얘기를 해주셨습니다.

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다음 또 이렇게 질문은 저희가 받은 게

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큰 레처를 처음 접하는 사람들이 조금 더 쉽고 깊게 들어가기 전에

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이렇게 좀 알아야 할 간단한 것들이 있으면 무엇인지 When you're talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the people who are talking about the question for you, for the first-timer.

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What should first-time listener know about Open Ledger before diving deeper?

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Because obviously, because of your success launch in Upbit and Bitsum,

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there's people who never heard about Open Ledger before,

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and now they're interested in it because you guys are listed in the two biggest exchanges in Korea.

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So anything that you would like to share with the first-timer listener?

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Sorry, I lost you. Can you guys hear me?

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Yeah, sure.

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So what should first-timer listener know about the Open Ledger before diving deeper?

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Because obviously they're the first time after,

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you know, there might be the people known

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first time after you're listed might be the people known first time after you're listing the biggest exchange yeah so open ledger's mission is to solve uh one

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of the biggest problem in the ai space which is the data problem and the access to specialized

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models right i'm sure that everyone listening here uh and in the korean community uh we've all used

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chat gpt at least once or or heard about people using ChatGPT.

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ChatGPT and other major centralized models out there

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draw their data from the internet, right?

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They basically consume internet data

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and build AI models.

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We as users are the reason why

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data is available on the internet.

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It's the news feed that we uploaded.

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It's the conversations that we had, which was used to build these AI models.

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But none of us are getting rewarded, right?

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None of us are getting compensated for that.

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We want to break that.

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We want to make sure that when this AI revolution happens, people who contribute data to that,

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AI revolution happens, people who contribute data to that,

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people who contribute feedback to any of these models,

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they need to be compensated for that.

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And they need to be compensated the right way.

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And that's what we did at OpenLedger.

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We built a protocol that makes sure that anyone who's contributing to an AI

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by contributing data sets, if that data was used

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in that AI model, and that model made revenue, we want to make sure that people who contributed

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the data get rewarded based on the revenue that the model makes. It's very simple. Everyone,

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you know, works, let's say to study an an undergrad where we learn to know about the world

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right it's a gender knowledge but all these models like how humans are we then we specialize

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in a particular subject ai also needs to be specialized in a particular subject chat gpt

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and all these are generic models and when people build model for trading or people build a model for let's say

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korean language or people build a model for uh for health care we need users like you and me

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to contribute knowledge to this contribute data to this it could be information it could be content

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or it could just be providing some kind of knowledge to this if they do that as a human as a user if you do that

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to open ledger's models are being built if your data was used if your knowledge was used

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then you get paid back you get rewarded you get paid a piece of the revenue that the model makes

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we believe that anyone who is contributing has to be rewarded fairly. And that's the essence of the protocol.

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And we built something called proof of attribution, especially for this.

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It is a research based in Stanford.

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And that's what our protocol is based on.

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And we have like 20 projects building on us right now.

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And we work with larger enterprises, including Walmart, Sony, and many more as well.

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So that's pretty much open ledger in a brief.

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And I would love to have people and folks here to look at our product.

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We're going main end with our product as well.

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Provide feedback, use our product.

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If you're a developer, get to access and build AI models.

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And if you're a user, you're a skill person,

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if you see any AI model that's being built,

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if you think you can contribute data to it,

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if you contribute knowledge to it, please go ahead and do that.

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Would love to have you guys see the product.

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All right, awesome.

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So, let me just briefly explain.

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You've used the chat GPT, 설명을 좀 요약을 해드려 볼게요. 보통 다들 채집이티를 사용을 해보셨을 거고

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그리고 현재까지도 한 번이라도 사용을 안 해보신 사람이

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좀 찾기 힘들 정도로 많이 AI 모델들이 구축이 되어 있습니다.

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제일 좀 다른 오픈레저의 기능은 처음부터 얘기했다시피

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기호도 증명, 데이터가가 AMO달에서 사용이 될 때

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이걸 어디에서 가져왔는지를

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출처를 알 수 있는 거

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그리고 또 이제 그

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방법이 무엇이냐면

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그거를 누가 이렇게

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추천을 했는지를 아니까

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그

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제공한 사람에게 또 기여했다고

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고맙다고 이 보상을

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해주는

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이런 기여도 증명을 가지고 있는

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어떻게 보면 다른 AI들이 지금 오퍼하고 있지 않는

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오픈 레저만의 어떻게 보면 핵심 이런 거라고 보면 돼요.

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단순하게 무료 도구로 쓰는 것이 아니라

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누가 어떻게 어떤 식으로 데이터를 제공을 했고

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그것이 여기 AI에서 어떤 식으로 사용이 됐는지에 따라서

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그거에 대한 기여자에 대한 보상

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그러니까 더 많은 사람들이 어떻게 보면 더 정확하고

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더 완벽한 데이터를 제공을 하는 것이 무료가 아닌 보상에 따른

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즉 일을 했으니까 그거에 따른 보상을 받는다

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그것이 제일 좀 다른 AI들과 다르다는 점인 거라고 얘기를 해주셨고

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지금 현재 월마트, 소니, 기타 등등 20개가 넘는

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그런 큰 프로젝트들과도 첨업을 이미 하고 있고

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일을 진행하고 있다라고 말씀을 해주셨습니다

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다른 거는 어쨌든 기여자들도 돈을 받고

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좀 더 어떻게 보면 인터넷에서 굴러다니는 사실인지 아닌지를 모르는 그런 정보보다는

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출처자들도 정확한 데이터베이스를 가져서

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어떻게 보면 거의 사실 기반으로 이렇게 좀 보다 정확하고

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안전한 자료들과 정보들을 받을 수 있다고 생각을 하시면 좋을 것 같습니다 다음 질문 또 빠르게 넘어가 볼게요 and safe information and information.

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I think that's good.

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Let's move on quickly.

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Do you have to participate in the AI blockchain revolution in the world?

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Alright, so let's move to the next question quick.

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How can Korean builders and community parties can participate early in this AI blockchain revolution?

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Absolutely, as I mentioned about the product, we would want the community to use the product.

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If you're a developer, if you're interested in the AI space, you want to build an AI model,

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you can use our product and build AI models,

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collect data and build these models. If you are someone who has a skill and you know that you

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can contribute data, contribute knowledge to a model, let's say someone is building a Korean

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language model and it's built across multiple dialects and if you have if a

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person in a particular uh region and you know that dialect better and you're able to contribute better

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for that particular dialect you can uh you can go ahead and do that you can compensate you can

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contribute that knowledge and you when this model uses your knowledge uses the data that you provided and the revenue is made you get paid as part of that and apart from this we also use feedback

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basically like when these models are created we want to make sure that anyone who gets to use

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these models and provide feedback that is working well and is able to provide the product,

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you will get rewarded for that as well.

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So these are the ways I think the community can participate and get rewarded as part of the process.

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내가 좀 소질이 있다

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내가 좀 이렇게 기술이 갖고 있다

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라고 하시는 분들은

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당연히 참여하셔가지고

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학습을 시키고

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발전을 시키고 개발을 하게 되면

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그거에 따른 보상이 있기 때문에

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언제든지

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오픈 문이 열려 있으니까

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오셔서

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본인이 가지고 있는 지식을 가지고

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개발을 하고 학습을 시키다

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그럼 그거에 따른 사람들이 정보를 이용하게 되면 그거에 따른 보상이 있을 것이다 라고 말씀을 해주셨고

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저와 같은 일반 유저분들 피드백에 대한 보상도 있다고 말씀을 해주십니다.

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결국은 내가 오픈넷저 AI를 사용을 해봤는데

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이거는 좀 부족한 것 같아.

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이거는 좀 이런 식으로 개선이 됐을 것 같아.

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라고 좋은 피드백을 제출을 했을 때

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그거에 따른 보상도 있으니까

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굳이 내가 개발자가 아니더라도

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직접 참여를 해서 보상을 받을 수 있는 방법이 있는 것 같습니다.

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그러니까 한번 관심 있으신 분들 참여하셔서

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또 다양한 보상 받으실 수 있으면 좋을 것 같습니다.

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그리고 또 참고로 한국 분들 같은 경우는

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이렇게 chat GPT 같은 경우 한국말이 조금 어색하게 번역이 되는 경우도 있고

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좀 이렇게 나올 수 있는데

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어차피 우리가 우리 언어로 학습을 시키고 교육을 하는 거기 때문에

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만약에 그거에 조금 자신이 있으신 분들은 이렇게 개발을 하셔서

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또 그 개발한 것에 좋은 피드백을 받으면 둘 다 이렇게 좀 혜택이 좋지 않을까

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그랬으면 좋을 것 같습니다.

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그래서 한번 관심 있으신 분들 그렇게 참여하시면 좋을 것 같다라고 말씀을 해주셨습니다.

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그렇게 참여하시면 좋을 것 같다 라고 말씀을 해주셨습니다.

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이번 상장이 글로벌 크립토 시장에서 오픈레저의 입지를 다른 거래소들과 비교했을 때 어떻게 변화시켰나요? 라는 질문을 해주셨는데 you Ram. The question is how do these listings change Open Ledger position in the global crypto

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landscape compared to other exchanges? So I think the biggest part of this exchange is the testament

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that across the globe there is a need for a solution like this. People believe in this concept.

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People believe in decentralized AI.

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If you take a look at it, the reason why we built this as a decentralized AI company,

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because if someone wants to build an AI model and they need access to data,

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the data is usually not aggregated or based in one single region.

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aggregated or based in one single region.

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It's across the globe.

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It's across the globe.

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Someone could be building a model for a programming language

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and they need developers across the globe

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contributing knowledge for this.

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There could be a user sitting in Korea.

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There could be another user sitting in India

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or there could be another user sitting in Dubai,

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some in US.

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All of them have to contribute for these AI models, right? And when they contribute,

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you can't just use fiat rails, like stablecoin, I mean, fiat rails to go ahead and pay them,

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you need to probably have a stablecoin, or you need to have a token, which is like rewarding,

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so that it incentivizes enough for them to actually participate and contribute data, right?

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For that one simple reason, we need to make sure that it's a decentralized company.

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And having the token be available across exchanges, including the exchanges in Korea, in Asia, and in the US is important for users of this region to actively participate in the network.

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The reason we want to make sure that we are across various exchanges is because we want to make sure

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the token access is to a larger group of people. You can get access to a token, use a token to

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build AI models, use a token to contribute data, participate in our network and get rewarded more

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and get paid more. that's our biggest motive and

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that's why we have a large uh in terms of onboarding exchanges across right we'll be

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onboarding more and more exchanges you want to make sure the growth of our um you know our overall

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protocol is much bigger as we go it's just the beginning and um i believe that the community is

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also super supportive right they understand the product well

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we've had great uh participation in our products initial development uh post launch i'm sure it's

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going to be much bigger as well so uh open ledgers um you know growth is just starting i think we are

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just laying the field here uh we will make sure that you know there is more and more stuff that

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is built out we'll make sure that there are more and more stuff that is built out. We will make sure that there are more users brought in.

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Apart from the existing enterprise clients,

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we will continue to onboard more and more enterprise clients

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to bring in validation to our network.

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And we would love to have our community encourage and be with us as well.

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Yes, you said that you are very careful. 지금 좀 어떻게 보면 되게 겸손하게 말씀을 해주셨어요.

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지금 아직도 우리는 초기 단계다.

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이제 시작인 뿐이다.

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뭐 이런 식으로 얘기를 해주셨어요.

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어떻게 보면 다른 프로젝트들이 비교했을 때 아 나 바이낸스 갔어.

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나 반행 간다.

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뭐 이런 식으로 얘기했을 때 어깨가 우쭈라고

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아 야 나 업비트 빗섬 상장했잖아.

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라고 했을 때 어깨에 좀 뽕들이 들어가는 모습들을 많이 볼 수 있었는데

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그거와는 다르게 좀 많이 겸손한 자세와 목소리로 말씀을 좀 해주셨습니다.

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이번 일을 계기로 더 많은 사람들이 아까 처음에 얘기했던 것처럼 기여자들이 굳이 한국에 있을 수도 있고

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인디아에 있을 수도 있고 미국에 있을 수도 있고 각 리진, 각 나라마다

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이거에 참여하고 싶은 기여자들이 있는데 그런 사람들로 하여금 기여를 했을 때 보상을 받을 때

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이런 글로벌 익스체인지 거래소들에게 상장을 함으로써

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그 사람들이 조금 더 쉽게 오픈코인에 접근할 수도 있고

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그에 따른 보상도 또 쉽게 받을 수 있고

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즉 앞으로 더 많은 거래소 상장을 통해서

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어디 지역에 있든 오픈넷저 이코시스템에 기여를 할 수 있게 하고

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그 기여를 함으로써� 보상을 받을 수 있고

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쉽게 접근할 수 있는 것을 위해서 계속 노력할 거고

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지금은 시작에 불과하다. 아직 끝나지 않았다.

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더 많은 것들이 남아있고

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앞으로 더 그것을 위해서 노력할 것이다.

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라고 얘기를 해주셨습니다.

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즉 어디에 있든 많은 사람들이 쉽게 참여할 수 있고 그거에 따른 혜택과 보상을 받을 수 있게 노력하겠다고 정리해서 들으시면 좋을 것 같습니다.

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이번 상장 외에도 한국 사용자들이 오픈레저 성장 전략을 형성하는데 많은 도움을 주고 기여한 것 같은데 어떤 역할을 하고 있는지 한번 여쭤보겠습니다. I think I will give you a lot of help and give you a chance to ask what I'm doing.

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Alright, towards the head into the like almost like you know I only have a one or two question left for you.

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The question I have it here is the beyond listings.

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What role do Korean users play in shaping open register growing strategy?

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I definitely believe that users play in shaping open register growing strategy?

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I definitely believe that

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things, word of mouth knowledge about what's happening in the industry.

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What we would love to have the community provide is constant feedback and usage of the product and providing validation.

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We would love for the community to learn about AI, to know more about what's happening in the AI space.

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Not be worried about that AI is going to take over our jobs and take over what we currently have. I think it's best to embrace this.

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Sorry.

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Can you guys hear me?

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Yeah, I hear you.

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Every technology

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out there

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has changed

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their lives, has created an impact.

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The PC revolution would have made people lose jobs,

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but it actually generated more jobs after that as well.

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So every time something new happens,

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I think instead of worrying about it, we should embrace it,

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use that and build better products.

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And I think that's what I would encourage the community to do.

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Open Ledger is part of a larger decentralized AI ecosystem

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that is growing.

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There are other firms that are building very cool stuff as well.

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So we'd love to have the community get to know more

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about decentralized AI, build knowledge around that,

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and experiment, use our products, provide feedback.

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And I think it's going to be the biggest thing in our lives in the next 10 years.

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AI is going to create such an impact and it's going to change a lot of things for us.

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So embracing it when it starts is important and being part of it, getting rewarded, getting to know more about it is as important as well.

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That's what I would encourage the community to do, to be active and participate in the network.

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Thank you. 바라는 것들이 있어요. 이제 앞으로 향후 10년 정도면 진짜 AI가 없이는

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이렇게 어떻게 보면 새로운 기술이에요.

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그냥 어떻게 보면 좀 내용을 정리해 보면

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어떤 분들은 AI가 나오면서

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저 역시도 많이 두려운 부분도 있고

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이제 피해를 볼 수도 있겠다라는 그런 걱정도 있어요.

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근데 이제 그런 것들을 좀 떨쳐버리고

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쉽게 얘기하면 컴퓨터가 처음에 개발이 되고 나왔을 때

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많은 사람들이 일자리를 잃었다라고 걱정을 하고

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이렇게 문제점을 제기했지만

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시간이 지난 지금 오늘 PC 기술 때문에

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더 많은 사람들이 일자리가 창출됐고

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우리 삶에 더 발전이 이루어졌다라고 팩트 폭행을 하셨는데 AI도 똑같다고 말씀을 해주셨습니다.

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삐할 수가 없는 거고요. 지금 현재 어떻게 보면 받아들여야 되는 새로운 기술, 새로운 개발 이런 거라고 말씀을 해주셨습니다.

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지금은 본인이 AI가 사람들을 대신할 거다 라는 이런 얘기들을 있지만

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이거에 먼저 참여해서 본인들이 이렇게 학습하고

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이거에 대해 좀 익숙해지고 나면

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어떻게 보면 나중에는 더 좋은 우리 삶의 개선이 되지 않을까

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라고 말씀을 해주셨습니다

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아까 AMA 초반에 저희가 비밀코드 있다고

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말씀했는데

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한국

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오징어

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한국 스페이스

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띄고 오징어입니다

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한국 스페이스 오징어가

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비밀코드입니다

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혹시 알고 계시면 좋을 것 같습니다

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한국 스페이스

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오징어 이미 많이 얘기해주신 것 같아요 If you know what you're doing, I think it's good to know. Korean, space, ozinger.

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I think you've already talked a lot.

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Korean octopus, I'm also in English.

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For the American listeners, I'm not gonna let you be alone.

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The secret code, as I mentioned earlier, is Korea Space Octopus.

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Okay? Just let you know why you're filling out the Google form.

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I don't want to let you guys feel like, oh, what the f...

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Why are you only saying it in Korean? So I will say it in English.

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Alright, Korea Space Octopus.

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Alright, here we go. Almost towards to it.

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What's next for OpenLedger in Asia for Korean especially.

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And how can Korea lead this shift?

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We just announced

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about a month back our

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grant program

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and there is a

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special grant program that we're

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running for Korea as well.

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And this is encouraging more

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and more AI developers

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in Korea

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to participate in a network and build on our network.

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And we just awarded one of the guarantees recently as well,

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which is Backham Labs.

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And we will continue to expand this more.

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We will have more and more grants coming out,

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a couple of announcements that will be coming in.

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And we will encourage more and more grants coming out the couple of announcements that will be coming in and we will

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encourage more and more developers to participate and we are happy to support them in terms of grants

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in terms of mentorship and also providing them the right tools that is necessary as well so

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we'll be very active in the korean community uh encouraging developers to participate. And we would love to have Korean crypto users

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and also AI enthusiasts participate in a network,

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contribute to a network, provide data sets,

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provide knowledge to the models that is there,

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use the AI models that are being built on us,

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provide feedback to it.

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Anyone who's contributing knowledge and data

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will get rewarded as these models make

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revenue uh so would love to have the korean community participate and do that so um the

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product is just coming out right there is so much uh that is yet to be uh released and announced

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and we'll continue to have more and more product announcements coming in as well so we would love

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to have our community engaged actively and and be part of the growth that uh we

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are looking to explore here awesome so i could just simply let them know that there's going to

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be more products that you guys people could able to join and i'm sure there's going to be more

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rewards and events that people able to join for make sure you guys not gotta forget about the uh

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한국인들에게는 기억이 안 되는 것 같아요.

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좋습니다.

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앞으로 더 많은 프로덕트, 제품들, 이벤트들 같은 것들이 소개가 될 거고요.

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그리고 이런 식으로 거래소 성장이 됐다는 것만으로 한국 사람들을 절대 배제시키거나 까먹지 않을 거니까요.

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계속 적극적으로 관심 가져주고 이렇게 참여해주시면 그거에 따라서 절대 잊지 않고 또 이렇게 챙겨드리겠다.

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어떻게 보면 소위 말하면 챙겨드리겠다라고 말씀을 해주셨습니다.

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So, you might not change the data.

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I will say that I will take you.

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I think I have a last question.

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I think this is from the one of the top lanker in a kai toe.

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The question was, can you explain some terms how open ledgers like POA system actually works

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and what makes it different from other reward models?

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So if you take a look at it, so I think Ishii mentioned before,

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there are three major parts to our product.

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One is the data contribution.

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The second is the model development.

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Third is the reward section, right?

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Every time a model gets fine-tuned with data set,

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let's say someone is building a model for Solidity, which is the Nithrium programming

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language.

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And we have users across the globe contributing knowledge to this model.

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And when this data gets added and the knowledge base basically gets added to this AI model,

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and it's now fine tuned, specialized with Solidity knowledge, when a user uses this AI model, interacts with it and pays for the AI model,

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we figure out on every inference, every time the model gives an output, you ask chat GPT a question

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and you get an answer, right? That's an inference. On that answer, we figure out which data that the

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people across the globe contributed, which data of that was actually used and we see the usage between

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multiple data set that made this inference possible we metered that and from that revenue

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we reward back to the data contributors so this attribution where we figure out which data is

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being used in a model and how you know the model understands this data and gives an output

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and how the revenue is being split that is proof of attribution that proof is is on chain basically

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we calculate it off chain and put it on chain and we do that based on research it's based on

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research called data inf where we use loss function to figure out which which model is

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basically uh which inference is basically uh having the biggest impact on that particular data

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set and that's that's our unique uh proof of attribution and the first case to do that actually

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and um and that's what makes us enable rewarding much easier and rewarding much more fair on the blockchain.

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Thank you so much.

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That was actually the question from Twitter,

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which is the top Kaito Lenker.

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G-U-G-J-J-U Kuchu.

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That was the person.

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He's very, very bullish on an open ledger.

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And I guess he just want to hear it.

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So if we miss it, do apologize.

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But I'm sure there's your answer, brother.

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All right.

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So basically, it's a simple, man.

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They're using a blockchain so they could see that who actually contribute and who provided data.

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And they could actually clearly see.

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It's a simple because of the blockchain.

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You know, they could actually clearly see is a simple because of the blockchain you know they could see everything so now what information was used it who used it you know and based on that you got

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rewarded it's just not need to think complicated it's simple one two three you built you built and

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you make them and then you share your information and people use it, people see the values on it, then you keep getting and making money. Isn't it? Right? It's simple one, two, three when you think of it. Right? AI is not too hard.

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사전 질문 아니고 현장 질문이었는데

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다시 한번 이렇게 POA, Proof of Attribution, 기여도 증명에 대해서 다시 한번 설명해달라 그래서

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GUJJU라는 님이 질문을 해주셨는데 그거에 대해서 답변을 해주셨어요.

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블록체인을 사용하고 있는 이유는 다시 한번 말씀드리면

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투명하게 모든 것을 볼 수가 있어서 누가 어떤 식으로 기여했는지 그리고 그 정보를 누가 어떤 식으로 사용을 했는지 또한 알 수 있어서 정확하게 그거에 따른 보상 개념이다 라고 말씀을 다시 한번 강조해 주셨고 이미 들으신 분들은 많이 들으셔서 아실 거예요. 오늘 이상입니다. 여기까지 준비한

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어떻게 보면 성공

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자축기념 파티 AMA였는데

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빠르게 시간 지내셨고

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또 귀중한 시간 내주셔서

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다들 감사합니다.

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혹시 마지막으로 또 애플 호스트님