OriginTrail to Attend W3C × GS1 Workshop in Zurich on September 8th

OriginTrail will participate in the W3C × GS1 Workshop in Zurich, starting September 8th.Brana Rakic will address how AI agents can verify the knowledge they use and how merchants can verify agents. The two-day workshop is co-hosted by Google, with OpenAI, Shopify, and Visa included in the program.Refer to the official tweet by TRAC:Can your AI agent verify the knowledge it acts on? Can the merchant verify the agent?🇨🇭Our brings answers to the W3C × workshop in Zurich, Sept 8–9.Co-hosted by , with , and on the programme.Chairs: & TRAC InfoOriginTrail, a decentralized protocol, facilitates efficient data sharing across various entities within a multi-chain ecosystem.Developed by Trace Labs, the underlying protocol of OriginTrail was introduced in 2018 on Ethereum as the first-ever “Decentralized Knowledge Graph”. This blockchain-based protocol has been pivotal in promoting multi-chain interoperability among participants in the data-sharing ecosystem, allowing users to store and access shared and discoverable data within the network.Currently, OriginTrail is interoperable with Ethereum, Polygon, and Gnosis Chain. OriginTrail’s native token, fundamentally an ERC-20 cryptocurrency, can be traded with other cryptocurrencies on the Ethereum platform.After the Ethereum Merge, transactions involving the token are validated using the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, reinforcing the token’s credibility and security within the ecosystem.