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FHE (fully homomorphic encryption) is a technology that allows direct computation on encrypted data, applicable in multiple fields, but with huge computational overhead and a slow commercialization process. Despite the challenges, it still holds significant potential for sensitive data processing in the future, and breakthroughs may be achieved in combination with technologies such as Quantum Computing.

The rise and innovation of AI Layer 1 Blockchain platform With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, traditional Blockchain architectures can no longer meet the demands of AI applications for high-performance computing and complex data processing. This has led to the rise of Layer 1 Blockchain platforms optimized specifically for AI, which exhibit diverse characteristics in terms of technical architecture, application scenarios, and business models. This article provides an in-depth analysis of five leading AI Layer1 projects: Bittensor, Vana, Kite AI, Nillion, and Sahara. Bittensor: Decentralized AI Network Infrastructure Bittensor, as an early explorer in the Blockchain AI field, is committed to building an open decentralized artificial intelligence collaborative network. Its goal is to break the centralized barriers in traditional AI research and development, allowing more participants to contribute together.