Tricky question. I generally agree with Erin’s reply.
A possibly clever but risky strategy might be to think about where an AI would get its data from, and invest in companies and protocols that are well-positioned as automated, high-speed feeds of reliable data. Crypto oracle protocols such as Chainlink are aiming to do that for smart contracts, but they could also do it for AIs. The difficult issue is how secure any such data feed services are to cyberattacks or game-theoretic/consensus protocol attacks on their data integrity.
Tricky question. I generally agree with Erin’s reply.
A possibly clever but risky strategy might be to think about where an AI would get its data from, and invest in companies and protocols that are well-positioned as automated, high-speed feeds of reliable data. Crypto oracle protocols such as Chainlink are aiming to do that for smart contracts, but they could also do it for AIs. The difficult issue is how secure any such data feed services are to cyberattacks or game-theoretic/consensus protocol attacks on their data integrity.