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Your go-to source for insights, updates, and stories at the intersection of AI and the future. Here we explore how artificial intelligence is shaping industries, transforming everyday life, and redefining what’s possible. Stay informed with the latest blog posts, breakthroughs, and thought leadership from the front lines of innovation.

umanitek launches umanitek Guardian AI agent

Umanitek’s first product is an AI agent, umanitek Guardian, that uses the Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG), a decentralized, trusted network for organizing and tracking immutable data and allows participating organizations to keep ownership and control of their data while supporting database queries on a need-to-know basis – allowing collaboration without compromising privacy.

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Umanitek brings on advisory board to fight AI harm

Umanitek AG, a Swiss-based AI company combating harmful content and the risks of artificial intelligence, has formed a world class advisory board, compiled of strategic advisors from Silicon Valley to Zurich and Singapore – Aza Raskin, Bill Tai, Joe Betts-LaCroix and Magnus Grimeland. 

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Umanitek chairman on OriginTrail podcast

Chris Rynning, Chairman of Umanitek joined OriginTrail founders at On Trac(k) podcast. They discussed the vision of umanitek and the next upcoming steps to strike through harmful content online.

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Setting the standard for internet safety

Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the Internet, driving a historic transformation in how we engage, work, and communicate online. However, the rise of generative AI has also led to an explosion of deepfakes, hallucinating language models, and the rapid creation of untrustworthy content – threatening the foundation of authentic communication and learning. AI-generated content now dominates the internet, making it increasingly difficult to distinguish reality from fabrication.

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