SHIB, the digital ecosystem encompassing various assets and solutions within the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain, including the widely recognized Shiba Inu (SHIB) cryptocurrency, has announced a new partnership with the Content Distribution & Security Association (CDSA).
The collaboration will delve into the potential opportunities arising in media and entertainment through the utilization of blockchain technology.
In light of issues like deepfakes and plagiarism within the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), CDSA has switched its focus on ensuring content security, authenticity, and protection.
By joining forces with SHIB, CDSA aims to up its efforts in this regard, tapping into SHIB’s expertise and insights.
Shytoshi Kusama, the Lead Developer behind Shiba Inu, highlighted the significance of bringing a blockchain-centric perspective to CDSA’s endeavors:
“CDSA members are the biggest names in media and entertainment, from the studios to the key partners that are part of the global ecosystem. We look forward to providing a unique and blockchain-first perspective to CDSA’s work in helping media and entertainment executives better utilize these innovative technologies, especially as blockchain and artificial intelligence converge.”
— Shytoshi Kusama, the Lead Developer behind Shiba Inu
The collaboration will prove invaluable as CDSA navigates the integration of blockchain technology into their content development and distribution networks.
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