Disrupting centralised structures of digital economy using AI and Blockchain - Business Reporter

Access to AI and blockchain technologies has been democratised, but humans still lack full control of their digital interactions. This is now beginning to change. Technologies such as AI and blockchain are now becoming more commonplace across multiple industries – healthcare, finance, agriculture, construction and more. As a result, increasing numbers of people worldwide – even in economies still in the early stages of technological empowerment – are, knowingly or not, starting to come into contact with them on a near-daily basis. However, until recently, these technologies had been the domain of large companies in the tech, pharmaceutical or trading worlds, which meant that, on the whole, access to them for the everyday person was either minimal, or indirect.