Unlike human cognition, narrow A.I. is not conscious or driven by emotion. Rather, narrow A.I. operates within a pre-determined, pre-defined range, even if it appears to be much more sophisticated than that. While these A.I.-based systems are able to communicate with users and answer questions, these machines are nowhere close to having human-like intelligence. According to Arif Khan, V.P. of Marketing at SingularityNET, centrally controlled A.I. projects led by large tech companies have resulted in the creation of narrow data sets, which could be harmful for the future of Artificial Intelligence. Let's say Facebook wants to develop A.I. algorithms.

SingularityNET combines blockchain and A.I. to create smarter, decentralized A.I. Blockchain networks that can host diverse data sets. By creating an API of API's on the blockchain, it would allow for the intercommunication of A.I. agents. As a result, diverse algorithms can be built on diverse data sets " Khan said. "Think of the blockchain as this wide horizontal layer that stretches across all different cultures, nationalities and geographies. Everyone has access to this horizontal layer and can interact with this strata of technology, which allows people to upload and work with very diverse data sets.