Spatial computing, AI and blockchain are converging, and this meeting of tech is unlocking new possibilities by redefining our interaction with the digital and physical worlds, according to a new report by the World Economic Forum.
Spatial computing, which includes augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR), allows us to move beyond traditional two-dimensional interactions and immerse ourselves in a dynamic three-dimensional world. This transformation is not just technological—it’s a redefinition of experience, making passive viewers active participants in a blend of physical and digital realms.
Blockchain and Web3 are revolutionising our approach to digital identity and transactions, establishing a decentralised framework that enhances security and gives individuals control over their data and digital assets. This move toward decentralisation is democratising the digital landscape, ensuring users become the rightful custodians of their digital identities.
Generative AI completes this triad by enabling the rapid creation and deployment of personalised, dynamic digital environments. This technology goes beyond automating tasks; it enhances creativity and provides tailored experiences to meet individual needs and preferences.
Blockchain and AI: Enhancing trust
Certain sectors are particularly focused on developing robust tools for fraud detection and maintaining product authenticity standards, such as financial services and luxury brands. In the financial sector, especially in fraud detection and risk management, AI models can analyse vast amounts of transaction data to identify potential fraud, while blockchain offers a secure and immutable record. This combination enhances the trustworthiness, accuracy, and confidence in decisions made by AI and automated systems.
In real estate and property management, blockchain and spatial computing are transforming how we interact with physical spaces. Augmented reality (AR) can provide virtual property tours, while blockchain technology securely manages leasing or purchasing transactions. This convergence enhances the user experience and ensures transactional security and transparency.
BSV blockchain is the missing link for AI
Enterprises have been digitising for some 30 years — but artificial intelligence (AI) takes transformation to the next level. It is no wonder why: AI enables businesses to reach their potential at last. With such rapid and dramatic change comes uncertainty, however.
How can you be sure that your digital technologies are working together as they should? How do you know that the results provided are based on reliable data and that your data and devices are tamper-free? The answer, for a growing number of enterprises: blockchain.
This was one of the key findings of a new report by the BSV Blockchain focusing on the role of blockchain in safeguarding data and streamlining transactions. The report highlights how blockchain technology opens a window on trust.
Using it, enterprises can see clearly where data originates, where it has travelled, and how it has changed along the way. Blockchain’s transparent, secure, and immutable digital ledger establishes reliability and confidence that a business’s devices and data are working as they should.
