An artificial intelligence-powered software development kit called the Crypto.com AI Agent SDK facilitates voice-activated blockchain feature interaction.
This tool is presently in beta and is meant for Web3 and AI developers who wish to integrate natural language instructions into their blockchain applications, according to a Crypto.com statement.
Users may execute blockchain commands in plain English using the AI Agent SDK. Instead of dealing with complex coding, users may say things like “Create a new wallet address for me” or “Send 100 PayPal USD to Alice’s address.”
After the AI has processed these directives, it instantly applies them to blockchain networks like Cronos, Crypto.com’s native blockchain.
Crypto.com claims that the SDK is adaptable and appropriate for various applications, as it may be utilized on platforms like Telegram, Discord, or any custom user interface.Â
Making Blockchain Tech More Accessible
Crypto.com President and COO Eric Anziani claims that the AI Agent SDK is a step toward democratizing access to Web3. He outlined the advantages of combining blockchain technology and artificial intelligence. Eric Anziani:
We are harnessing that potential and giving users the ability to pursue and explore it – a truly collective and decentralized effort in unlocking that integrated power of Web3 and AI.”
The goal is to reduce the learning curve, which often deters newcomers, so that non-technical users and developers may interact with blockchain technology more easily.
By utilizing AI models built within the program, the AI Agent SDK serves as a bridge between traditional users and blockchain protocols by understanding and carrying out user requests.
Crypto.com announced they plan to expand the SDK’s capabilities to support more use cases in other blockchain ecosystems.
Crypto.com’s initiative aligns with the emerging trend of combining blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI) to streamline and broaden access to decentralized technology to make it more easily used and accessible for everyone.
