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In an interview published by Authority Magazine, Nikhil Vadgama, co-founder and director of the DLT Science Foundation, discussed the application of Artificial Intelligence in business operations.

If you were to ask one of the major AI CEOs (and we can’t think about anyone other than Sam Altman these days) if they would be willing to release their tech as open-source, I venture that the answer would be no. No because of what it does to their valuation, no because of what it does for their competitive advantage, and no because the costs would be too high - among other reasons.

The DLT Science Foundation’s founders, Paolo Tasca and Nikhil Vadgama, reflect on how generative AI, AI-Fintech integration, RegTech, and investment evolved in 2023. 

The age of intelligent machines isn’t looming on the horizon; it's already here. As we evaluate how best to ethically deploy AI, it’s important to understand how the technology works – and one of the terms still unfamiliar to many is that of an “AI agent.”

Worldcoin, a platform aiming to create a more accessible, interoperable digital identity, has ignited discussions around innovation, ethics, and the deployment of groundbreaking technologies. In his reflective piece, Dr. Paolo Tasca, founder of the UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies and the DLT Science Foundation, explores the societal and technological implications of such projects, particularly focusing on the intersection of private sector innovation and public services.

Paolo Tasca, a renowned author, professor, and the Co-Chair Treasury Management and Token Economics Committee at Hedera, expanded on a range of critical topics, offering profound insights and shedding light on the latest developments in the crypto and blockchain space.