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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Hashed's Simon Kim Believes the Future of AI Hinges on Breaking Open the Black Box of Centralized Models
Jan 15, 2025 at 01:41 am
For Kim, CEO of South Korea's leading crypto VC fund, the urgency is clear. AI's unchecked centralization threatens to create a "god" we don't understand, while blockchain offers the tools to reward creators, protect intellectual property, and provide transparency into generative AI – which has been widely criticized for its bias and selective reasoning.

South Korea’s top crypto VC fund is calling for a “copyright layer” to ensure generative AI compensates rights holders for using their content.
According to Simon Kim, CEO of Hashed, AI is being centralized by a “god” we don’t understand, and blockchain is the answer.
In an interview with CoinDesk, Kim shared his concerns about the generative AI landscape, highlighting the need for decentralization and transparency. He pointed out that AI models are using content from the internet without compensating the original creators.
“AI models are just crawling the original content on the web and giving answers without compensating the creators. It's a big problem,” said Kim.
To address this issue, Kim and his team at Hashed are working on a “copyright layer” that will enable rights holders to track how their content is being used and reused by AI, ensuring they are compensated throughout the process.
“We definitely need a blockchain-based IP system to incentivize the original creator, both the creator and the remixers,” he added.
While Hashed has yet to invest in any decentralized AI projects directly, the firm believes its investment in Story, an IP management protocol that closed a Series-B round led by Hashed last year, provides exposure to the decentralized AI domain.
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- Oct 26, 2026 at 11:55 am
- Keystone's recent data breach, exposing customer shipping information, underscores escalating security risks for crypto hardware wallet users and sparks critical questions about data retention and user safety.
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- AI Agents, ETH Glamsterdam Fork, and the 'Steal My Bitcoin' Saga: A Deep Dive into Crypto's Evolving Security Landscape
- Oct 26, 2026 at 07:55 am
- Ethereum's Glamsterdam hard fork faces delays, while AI agents revolutionize vulnerability scanning, and the 'Steal My Bitcoin' site tests PHP2Shell resilience, highlighting crypto's dynamic security evolution.
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- AI Agents, ETH Glamsterdam Fork, and the 'Steal My Bitcoin' Saga: A New York Minute on Crypto Security
- Oct 26, 2026 at 07:15 am
- AI agents are stepping up to secure crypto, as seen with the ETH Glamsterdam fork's rescue, while the 'Steal My Bitcoin' challenge tests an old vulnerability, highlighting a dynamic era for digital asset safety.
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- GMO Trading Cloud Breach Raises Server Risk Concerns, Echoing Past Data Incidents
- Oct 26, 2026 at 07:15 am
- A significant server risk event at GMO Trading Cloud, potentially affecting 26,739 servers, highlights ongoing data breach vulnerabilities in the financial tech sector. This news follows similar incidents, underscoring the need for robust security.

































