Blockchain/ Distributed Ledger

Project working sessions going forward, members will learn how to use AI to write software so that they can enable AI to setup and interact with various blockchains, and we will release these software projects publicly under an Open Source license.

Recording of the working session:

• https://cloudsecurityalliance.zoom.us/rec/share/pTQz49kkXK9D4XbX6Lv6V-TawRtjW9kkTgnSJSdF64m8bxyMmTcMrIVuhEBm93wh.JmkO61b3d_fk1kv-?startTime=1736359735000
• Passcode: &QN$4!9B

Meeting Minutes:

• Potential Use Cases for Blockchain in AI:

  • Proposal to use blockchain as a secure and vendor-agnostic system for tracking, sharing, and storing metadata related to AI interactions and outputs.
  • Specific mention of blockchain's potential to unify data across multiple vendors and tools (e.g., Google Docs, GitHub, Microsoft SharePoint).

• Demo of Model Context Protocol:

  • Live demonstration of how MCP works, showing integration with tools like Brave Search and creating functional examples for email-sending utilities.
  • Exploration of using MCP with Hyperledger for querying and submitting transactions, potentially enhancing AI-blockchain interoperability.

• Tool Development Opportunities:

  • Suggestion to create MCP servers for blockchain platforms like Hyperledger to simplify interactions and increase accessibility for non-blockchain experts.
  • Discussion of building AI-powered tools to generate, audit, and manage blockchain-related tasks efficiently.

• Challenges and Observations:

  • Highlighted AI limitations, such as hallucination of incorrect information, and the need for human oversight to validate AI outputs.
  • Mention of the growing ecosystem of MCP servers and their potential to democratize access to complex integrations.

• Next Steps for the Working Group:

  • Agreement to pursue proof-of-concept MCP tools for blockchain platforms as a means to bridge expertise gaps within the group.
  • Recommendation to document best practices and methodologies for others to replicate and extend these tools.
  • Suggestion to publish findings and tools to demonstrate the working group's progress and promote collaboration.