The article discusses the concept of decentralized data curation networks (DCNs) as a solution to break free from data silos created by tech conglomerates like Google, Meta, and Amazon. DCNs can capture and curate data directly from users, offering high-quality and diverse datasets that are essential for AI applications. The market cap for decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs) has already exceeded $50 billion and is projected to reach $3.5 trillion by 2028, indicating the potential for data ownership to shift back to individuals. Decentralized networks can gather critical data for industries such as transportation and healthcare, improving safety and performance. Commodity-based DCNs utilize existing devices like smartphones and laptops, making participation seamless and lowering barriers to adoption. Users stand to benefit from controlling their data, earning financial rewards from contributing to decentralized networks, and driving AI advancements based on their needs and contributions.



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