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The rapid ascent of artificial intelligence (i.e. AI) technologies—spanning large language models (i.e. LLMs), no-code platforms, AI agents, automation tools, and Web3 integration—presents both opportunities and challenges for business leaders.
Digital communication has become most relevant in the past decade as digital data has become extremely valuable. Communication in the form of emailing, messaging and data file transfers form the foundation behind most business transactions.
The article explores the state of legacy communication platforms that we use and depend on every day while proposing a new alternative. It offers insight into the work of Dr. Režun and his team, spanning the past five years, as they innovate a novel approach enabling immutable, non-custodial, permissionless, and decentralized communication and data ownership retention.
Blockchain technology has the potential to change the narrative and the core concept of traditional digital human communication and data management (i.e. email, messaging, data file transfers, data file management, etc.); from custodial to non-custodial; from centralized to decentralized; from permissioned to permissionless, and; from free but mined to payable but yours. Enters 4thTech with L1/L2 secured “on-chain” communication infrastructure framework powered by a dedicated SDK (i.e. software development kit).
Marks the completion of the first two seasons of the Blockchain Recorded podcast (co-founded 2021).
Describes 4thTech's Solana-based dChat: end-to-end encrypted, immutable wallet-to-wallet messaging where each message is one L1 transaction (about 1–5 seconds).
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Argues that the internet failed on personal digital freedom and evolved into global intermediaries that monetise private data.
Argues that the internet became a system of centralised intermediaries trading ease of access for surveillance and data mining, with permissioned access and de-platforming.