The ai16z developer is researching the intersection of artificial intelligence and Web3.
Eliza Labs, the developer behind ai16z, has partnered with Stanford University’s Future of Digital Currency Initiative to research how artificial intelligence agents can improve Web3, according to a Dec. 16 announcement.
The collaboration will use Eliza Labs’ open-source AI agent framework, dubbed Eliza, to “tackle fundamental questions about how AI agents can establish trust, coordinate actions, and make decisions within decentralized financial systems,” Eliza Labs said.
Commencing in 2025, the researchers’ priorities will include “[d]eveloping new frameworks for how autonomous agents establish and verify trust within digital currency networks” and “[i]nvestigating how agents interact and coordinate in economic contexts.”
