This workshop builds on the concept of shared memory enabled by Ethereum. It lays down the conceptual and practical benefits of having a shared memory layer for dApps but also AI agents and contrasts them with those of centralized cloud-based platforms. By going back to the roots of Ethereum's vision to be a platform for decentralized applications, this workshop will also provide an overview of the p2p storage networks (IPFS, SWARM, Codex) that was originally envisioning to support Ethereum's shared memory layer. The workshop will conclude with a practical demonstration of how networks of open AI agents can tap into Ethereum's shared memory and account abstraction to allow for a free flow of verifiable information between agents.
The workshop is open to all knowledge archivists, developers looking to create self-sovereign AI agents or networks of public agents, and haters of big tech.