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Unlocking verifiable machine learning models in AI with Aleo’s zkML transpiler

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The world is driven by models, such as narrative models that shape our understanding and scientific models that shape our knowledge. The underlying premise of AI? That we can use mathematical models to represent real-world systems and, by doing so, use past information to predict new information. These algorithms, called “machine learning models,” create incredible opportunities for societal and technological innovation. But for as many questions they solve, they also create new ones, particularly around trust. In a reality shaped by these models, how do you verify how a model came to its conclusions? Zero-knowledge proofs — a method for proving something is true without revealing any additional information — provide a powerful answer to that question. By embedding machine learning models with zero-knowledge technology, models can verify to users a number of key factors driving their model’s logic, from when and how a model was run to what types of factors and processes drove its decis

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