AI-powered smart contracts could be ‘transformative’ — Ava Labs founder
Imagine if ordinary people could write smart contracts in their native language. It could bring in “billions of new [blockchain] users.”
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Imagine if ordinary people could write smart contracts in their native language. It could bring in “billions of new [blockchain] users.”
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