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AI on-device

The personal information of 31 million Android users was exposed thanks to a popular keyboard app that stored this data on a server owned by the companys co-founder, rather than on a secure server. Unsecured servers act as easy targets for hackers looking to access sensitive information in bulk. This reliance is driving the need to shift to a decentralized approach where AI can digest large amounts of information and distribute that data to multiple devices as opposed to a single database or entity. The shared, decentralized data layer that blockchain provides is accessible to all stakeholders.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3257427/ai-on-device.html

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