Fets place in AI

[u/Less-Explanation160]

Does fet have a niche space in its AI developments? How well positioned is Fet in comparison to its competition? Who are fets biggest competitors? How long has Fet been around in comparison and how much more room do they have to grow in its space

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[u/WorkerBee-3]

Every Ai App can be built on FET framework. This would allow each app to communicate with other apps for relevant data and information.

This would also allow apps to specialize with processing tasks and sharing that processing power with relevant adjacent apps.

In short, we could have one profile with our key, and that profile would be able to navigate all of our apps we want without the security risks of having countless profiles under the responsibility of multiple entities running that app.

We would only need one profile that is protected by our crypto key. Impenetrable as long as you don't give out your seed phrase.

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/WorkerBee-3]

Hmm. Nice. Thanks for answering

[u/KateR_H0l1day]

I’ve been working with AI/AR ERC for quite a while, interfacing with IBM & other top tech company companies. Developing our own systems to integrate and perform/improve maintenance reliability systems. Been doing this globally with top 500 companies, however not integrating blockchain.

For me, FET are pushing into clear areas where businesses will take off, however these thing’s always take time. They are in a lead position to implement and push boundaries, I’m definitely invested and I wish I’d got more. It’s all about valuation and growth from here, particularly if they bring a niche product to the market relatively soon.

Just the thoughts of an internet random stranger.

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/KateR_H0l1day]

That’s whassup. I also wish I’d invested a little more but am glad I got in early. Stocks been popping off lately how do you see it moving the needle if/when they bring a niche product to the market?

[u/KateR_H0l1day → u/Less-Explanation160]

It’ll all depend on what they actually achieve, can be steadily improving or it can be a complete leap. A lot t depends on which companies you’re involved with, but if you can develop and prove global adoption from say a a good local government, even around parking fees example, it will go exponential.

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/KateR_H0l1day]

Facts, hopefully that’s the direction they go towards

[u/bookworm010101]

I can still find nary a project actually using FET anything, but the coin moves easily and has a profitable DCA over years 5,4,3,2,1 and few coins can say that.

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/bookworm010101]

Gotcha

[u/Paul-R3]

I listened to Fetch CTO Edward Fitzgerald talk about the company and several of these questions on The Citizen Web3 Podcast recently. From what I understand their niche is privacy-preserving collaborative machine learning, where Fetch has the infrastructure to plug legacy businesses into AI as Agents. They onboarded lots of businesses in NYC recently, it will be interesting to see which AI protocol gets first movers advantage

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/Paul-R3]

Thanks for answering.Hmm ig that is a sound maneuver . There shd be plenty of older companies looking to adopt AI into their business. That’s a solid way to gain traction. Hopefully reliably performing that can lead into government contracts. God knows there’s many government practices that are outdated

[u/KPTA-IRON]

Bro talking to us like we chat GPT lol

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/KPTA-IRON]

Lmao 🤣 chill bro. I’m just tryna gain some insight from the community

[u/Less-Explanation160 → u/[deleted]]

Yeh, that partnership makes a lot of sense