Flare completes hackathon to explore AI on blockchain with Google Cloud

The Hackathon Cloud Cloud Flare X, which was held from March 7 to 9 in collaboration with the blockchain in Berkeley, brought together students and researchers to explore how blockchain can support the applications fueled by AI while maintaining security and confidence.

UC Berkeley participants, the University of Waterloo and Eth Zurich worked on projects using the Google Cloud confidential space to execute AI calculations in a verifiable manner.

Confidential space is a secure computer environment that prevents external interference while generating cryptographic certificates. These attacks confirm that a Calculation of AI has been executed properly, and they can be checked on the rocket (Flor) Blockchain, according to a shared note with Crypto.News.

This configuration allows AI models to process data without exposing it to third parties while ensuring that the results remain worthy of confidence.

The hackathon attracted more than 460 participants in competition on four tracks. Projects ranged from AI -focused financial applications to consensual learning solutions. All projects have used confidential space bodies operating on the secure encrypted virtualization platform of AMD, which protects the calculations against falsification.

2defi: DEFI fueled by AI

One of the best projects was 2defi, created by two students from the University of Waterloo. He won first place on the AI ​​X Defi track and second place in the Rag knowledge track. The project helps traditional financing users to enter Decentralized finance On Flare.

2defi allows users to download screenshots from their Robinhood portfolios, which Gemini AI of Google then analyzes to assess tolerance at risk. The profile generated by AI is used to suggest a DEFI strategy, such as the implementation or supply of liquidity.

To simplify integration, 2defi incorporates Google -based portfolios, allowing users to interact with Flare without managing private keys.

Flare you has kit

The hackathon also marked the launch of the Flare AI kit, an open source SDK for the construction of blockchain applications fed by AI. SDK allows developers to integrate AI models with Flare while guaranteeing verifiability and security.

The Flare AI kit will continue to evolve, with plans to bring it on the Google Cloud market as a ready -to -production solution.

The initiative aims to make AI calculations on the blockchain more transparent and secure for developers and businesses.