Sui Foundation: Sui is a blockchain suitable for AI
On January 17th, at a press conference held by the Sui Foundation in Gangnam, Seoul, Executive Director Greg Ciurunis pointed out that the combination of blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) is a hot topic for the organization this year. Blockchain helps to enhance trust in AI data. Sui Blockchain is suitable for AI.
The Sui Foundation is also preparing to establish offices in Dubai, Switzerland, and Turkey to further expand its influence. Siurunis also reiterated the importance of the Korean market. The Sui Foundation is preparing to collaborate with Korean universities on blockchain education.
Regarding circulation disputes, he emphasized that all relevant data are publicly transparent. Previously, during circulation disputes, the Sui Foundation stated that "we will consider making public the wallet address of the Sui Foundation."
However, when asked if there has been any progress in this regard, he replied: "Making wallet addresses public does not align with Web3 technology values." He explained that in a blockchain system that emphasizes anonymity and personal privacy, making wallet addresses public is challenging. He added that from a security perspective, disclosing wallet addresses also carries risks as anyone can speculate on foundation's wallet address based on chain data and examine related activities.
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