Eliza Labs, the venture capital firm behind the well-known meme coin DAO ai16z, announced on 12/16 that it will collaborate with Stanford University's 'Future of Digital Currency Initiative' (FDCI) to establish an AI x Web3 laboratory, aiming to begin cooperation in the first quarter of 2025 to deeply study how AI agents can reshape the fields of digital currency and DeFi.
New laboratory launched, focusing on AI agents and digital finance
The collaboration focuses on how to integrate AI agents into digital currency systems, establishing trust and coordinating operations for decision-making, which will be divided into three core areas and phased implementation in 2025:
AI Agent Trust Mechanism:
Research on how AI agents can establish trust within digital currency systems, utilizing Eliza Labs' existing 'Agent Trust Framework' to further enhance AI trust mechanisms.
Multi-AI Agent Economic System:
Exploring the interactions and coordination mechanisms of multiple AI agents in future financial transactions, lending, or market operations, to find the most suitable AI collaboration methods for DeFi, allowing these AIs to work together seamlessly.
Decentralized Agent Governance:
Researching how to create new governance protocols to manage AI agents, ensuring the entire system operates stably.
These studies are expected to launch open-source frameworks, simulation platforms, and practical applications, such as Automated Market Makers (AMM) and DeFi services. Initial research results will be publicly available through academic journals and seminars.
(VanEck 2025 Prediction: Cryptocurrencies move towards reality, RWA, stablecoins, and AI agents will see significant growth)
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