SingularityNET to Participate in Consensus Hong Kong in Hong Kong on February 11th

SingularityNET to Participate in Consensus Hong Kong in Hong Kong on February 11th — TradingView News

SingularityNET announced that its CEO, Ben Goertzel, will participate in a panel discussion at Consensus Hong Kong on February 11. The session, titled “When (and How) Will We Unleash AGI?”, will focus on the timeline and conditions for achieving artificial general intelligence. Registration details are available via the event’s official website.

Refer to the official tweet by AGIX:

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SingularityNET (AGI) is a blockchain-based marketplace and framework for artificial intelligence (AI) services. Founded by Dr. Ben Goertzel, it allows organizations and individuals to create, share, and monetize AI services at scale. The platform’s native token, AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), is used for transactions within the network. By using SingularityNET, developers can access a broad set of AI algorithms, services, and agents, and can also contribute their own models to earn AGI tokens. The goal of SingularityNET is to create a decentralized, open market for AI services, thus reducing reliance on tech giants for such services.

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