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Machine Learning for Blockchain: Literature Review and Open Research Questions

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  • Zhang, Luyao

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In this research, we explore the nexus between artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain, two paramount forces steering the contemporary digital era. AI, replicating human cognitive functions, encompasses capabilities from visual discernment to complex decision-making, with significant applicability in sectors such as healthcare and finance. Its influence during the web2 epoch not only enhanced the prowess of user-oriented platforms but also prompted debates on centralization. Conversely, blockchain provides a foundational structure advocating for decentralized and transparent transactional archiving. Yet, the foundational principle of "code is law" in blockchain underscores an imperative need for the fluid adaptability that AI brings. Our analysis methodically navigates the corpus of literature on the fusion of blockchain with machine learning, emphasizing AI's potential to elevate blockchain's utility. Additionally, we chart prospective research trajectories, weaving together blockchain and machine learning in niche domains like causal machine learning, reinforcement mechanism design, and cooperative AI. These intersections aim to cultivate interdisciplinary pursuits in AI for Science, catering to a broad spectrum of stakeholders.

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  • Zhang, Luyao, 2023. "Machine Learning for Blockchain: Literature Review and Open Research Questions," OSF Preprints g2q5t_v1, Center for Open Science.
    • Handle: RePEc:osf:osfxxx:g2q5t_v1
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/g2q5t_v1
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