US EditionAgent Singularity Summit: Advancing On-Chain AI with Sparsity
- In 2025, Sparsity organized the Agent Singularity Summit, attracting a diverse group exceeding 300 participants including developers, academics, and leaders in technology infrastructure to discuss the advancements of on-chain autonomous AI agents.
- The summit addressed the growing need for scalable, interoperable infrastructure as AI and crypto integrate, driven by factors like real-time coordination and emerging open standards.
- Speakers such as Chi Wang and Justin Zhang highlighted Sparsity’s ability to deliver immediate processing, interoperability across different blockchains, and tailored verification methods to enable AI-native applications operating seamlessly on multiple networks.
- Microsoft’s Build 2025 conference, held shortly after, unveiled numerous AI agent tools like GitHub Copilot’s new coding agent and Microsoft Discovery, highlighting AI agents' role in accelerating software development and scientific research.
- Together, these events underline a technological shift toward autonomous, agent-driven ecosystems that combine AI and blockchain, promising faster innovation and more seamless automation across industries.
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Agent Singularity Summit: Advancing On-Chain AI with Sparsity
DENVER, Colo., May 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- At the Agent Singularity Summit, the energy was unmistakable. A vibrant community of over 300 developers, researchers, and infrastructure leaders came together for a full-day deep dive into AI agents and decentralized infrastructure. Hosted by Sparsity and co-presented by Sui and Virtuals, the summit explored how autonomous agents can operate on-chain in real time—pushing the boundaries of what's p…
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