The trend that will shape the crypto and Web 3 space in
2024 is the role of AI as a game maker, which is the concept of using AI to
generate, design, and develop games. It can provide various advantages for game-making, such as speed, scale, and diversity. In this second part of my predictions for crypto and Web 3 in 2024, I will delve into an in-depth analysis of crypto and Web 3.
The first part of the series discussed user experience in relation to the adoption of crypto, and the role of AI.
AI can also create games faster than human developers, as it
can automate the processes of coding, testing, and debugging. This allows games
at a larger scale than human developers, as it can produce infinite variations,
combinations, and permutations of game elements, such as rules, mechanics,
levels, or genres. Thus bringing in more diversity than human developers, as it
can generate novel, original, and surprising game elements, such as themes,
stories, characters, or aesthetics.
Just a few months back, I was exploring different AI game
generators from G3D.ai, GPTGame.app to Scenario.com. Honest speaking, some of
these work very well. Games can be created with more adaptability than human
developers, as it can adjust the game difficulty, content, and feedback based
on the player’s preferences, skills, and behaviors.
Therefore, in 2024, I predict that we will see a significant
improvement in formal verification thanks to several factors:
- Easier
access: The first factor that will improve the formal verification is easier access, which is the concept of making the formal verification
more available and accessible for the crypto and Web3 community, by
lowering the barriers of entry, such as skills, tools, and languages.
Easier access involves various methods, such as education, documentation,
and tutorials, that can teach and train the developers, users, and
auditors on the basics, principles, and practices of formal
verification.Easier access also involves various solutions, such as
frameworks, libraries, and templates, that can provide and support the
developers, users, and auditors, with the necessary tools, languages, and
resources, to perform formal verification. Easier access also involves
various incentives, such as grants, bounties, and competitions, that can
motivate and reward the developers, users, and auditors for participating
and contributing to the formal verification.
