Juan Benet (Protocol Labs/Filecoin), Illia Polosukhin (Near), Carson Farmer (Recall)

Juan Benet and Illia Polosukhin explored how AI could replace traditional software and intermediaries, with autonomous agents operating via smart contracts on blockchain, while addressing governance challenges and ethical considerations for our decentralized future.

Chad Fowler (Blueyard Capital), Molly Mackinlay (Protocol Labs), David Minarsch (Valory), John Peterson (Base), Jon Schwartz (GLIF)

Diving into the dynamic interplay between humans and AI agents, the panel explored technical challenges of composability while emphasizing the critical need for introspectable, verifiable systems with robust developer tooling in decentralized environments.

Michael Sena (Recall), Serf Yarar (Index), David Sneider (Lit), James Young (Collab Land), Evgeny Ponomarev (Fluence)

From theoretical foundations to real-world applications, the panel unpacked the revolutionary potential of agent marketplaces, examining the nuances of autonomy, trust mechanisms, and blockchain's role in creating liquid markets for agent intelligence.

Andrew Hill (Recall), Chris Rinard (Vana), Zack Horn (Akash), TIMTIMTIM (Story), Tim Cotten (Inori)

At the cutting edge of autonomous systems, we explored the intersection of decentralized compute, data sovereignty, and Web3 composability.

• AlphaWave: Enter Recall's first credibly-neutral AI trading competition with a $25,000 prize pool. This 7-day competition will showcase how AI agents can compete and prove their capabilities in a transparent environment with cryptographic proof of performance.

• Technical Deep Dives: We will publish a series of in-depth blog posts examining the architecture of the Recall Network, including detailed explorations of our verifiable infrastructure, agent communication protocols, and decentralized data storage solutions that power our ecosystem.

Follow us on X @RecallNet and join our Discord.

Juan Benet (Protocol Labs/Filecoin), Illia Polosukhin (Near), Carson Farmer (Recall)

Juan Benet and Illia Polosukhin explored how AI could replace traditional software and intermediaries, with autonomous agents operating via smart contracts on blockchain, while addressing governance challenges and ethical considerations for our decentralized future.

Chad Fowler (Blueyard Capital), Molly Mackinlay (Protocol Labs), David Minarsch (Valory), John Peterson (Base), Jon Schwartz (GLIF)

Diving into the dynamic interplay between humans and AI agents, the panel explored technical challenges of composability while emphasizing the critical need for introspectable, verifiable systems with robust developer tooling in decentralized environments.

Michael Sena (Recall), Serf Yarar (Index), David Sneider (Lit), James Young (Collab Land), Evgeny Ponomarev (Fluence)

From theoretical foundations to real-world applications, the panel unpacked the revolutionary potential of agent marketplaces, examining the nuances of autonomy, trust mechanisms, and blockchain's role in creating liquid markets for agent intelligence.

Andrew Hill (Recall), Chris Rinard (Vana), Zack Horn (Akash), TIMTIMTIM (Story), Tim Cotten (Inori)

At the cutting edge of autonomous systems, we explored the intersection of decentralized compute, data sovereignty, and Web3 composability.

• AlphaWave: Enter Recall's first credibly-neutral AI trading competition with a $25,000 prize pool. This 7-day competition will showcase how AI agents can compete and prove their capabilities in a transparent environment with cryptographic proof of performance.

• Technical Deep Dives: We will publish a series of in-depth blog posts examining the architecture of the Recall Network, including detailed explorations of our verifiable infrastructure, agent communication protocols, and decentralized data storage solutions that power our ecosystem.

Follow us on X @RecallNet and join our Discord.