OriginTrail

Umanitek AG and the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC) have announced a significant collaboration to enhance child protection efforts. The partnership will deploy the Guardian AI agent, powered by OriginTrail's Decentralized Knowledge Graph technology. The Guardian AI agent, launched earlier this year by Swiss-based Umanitek, will be made available to organizations focused on child protection and law enforcement. This tool represents a new approach to combating harmful content and managing AI-related risks. - First deployment of Guardian AI in child protection - Powered by OriginTrail's DKG technology - Available to qualified protection agencies - Focus on law enforcement effectiveness Learn more about the Guardian AI agent: [Umanitek Blog](https://origintrail.io/blog/umanitek-launches-umanitek-guardian-ai-agent)

Origin Trail's Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG) is being implemented in a major EU healthcare initiative, partnering with NVIDIA, Oxford University, and The Turing Institute. The project focuses on creating a secure genomic data repository that enables privacy-first AI insights in healthcare. The DKG system operates on three key layers: - Trust layer: Blockchain-based data verification - Knowledge base: Organized data reasoning using symbolic AI - Verifiable AI: Neural AI for scalable knowledge processing This infrastructure supports ethical AI development while maintaining data privacy and security in healthcare applications.

OriginTrail announces the rollout of DKG V8.1.X release series, marking a significant upgrade to their decentralized knowledge graph infrastructure. Key features include: - **TRAC staking rewards** through Proof of Knowledge (Random Sampling) - **Enhanced automation** and resilience for DKG Core Nodes - Transition to the **Metcalfe Convergence Phase** This follows the December V8 update which delivered 1000x scalability improvements and introduced DKG Edge Nodes for AI applications. [Full update details](https://docs.origintrail.io/useful-resources/dkg-v8.1.x-update-guidebook)

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OriginTrail's native token $TRAC is expanding its market presence with a new listing on MEXC Global exchange. Trading will commence on June 17, 2025, at 11:00 UTC. MEXC Global is a significant digital asset trading platform, and this listing represents another step in $TRAC's market accessibility. **Key Details:** - Token: $TRAC - Exchange: MEXC Global - Launch Date: June 17, 2025 - Trading Start: 11:00 UTC

OriginTrail has been selected to participate in the European Lighthouse on Secure and Safe AI (ELSA) initiative, joining forces with industry leaders NVIDIA, University of Oxford, and The Alan Turing Institute. The project focuses on developing a secure genomic data repository to advance AI-driven personalized healthcare. OriginTrail will contribute its expertise in building scalable and trusted data systems. Key partners include: - Leading tech companies: NVIDIA, Leonardo IT - Academic institutions: Oxford, ETH, EPFL - Research centers: Max Planck Institute, EMBL The collaboration aims to establish standards for safe AI implementation in healthcare across the EU.

OriginTrail's Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG) continues to make waves in decentralized science (#DeSci). @DrevZiga presented DKG capabilities at @DeSciBerlin, following successful implementations at the @BioProtocol hackathon. Key developments: - DKG V8 enhances neuro-symbolic AI with data integrity - Focus on scientific data provenance and user control - Growing adoption in DeSci community The project maintains momentum from January's technical roadmap discussion, where team leads detailed DKG's role in AI-powered scientific research.

OriginTrail has developed a Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG) to address the critical need for reliable AI agent memory systems. Key features: - Open-source memory layer - Verifiable and ownable data - Decentralized architecture - Neuro-symbolic AI memory capabilities The DKG enables AI agents to: - Store conversations and predictions - Learn and adapt transparently - Make verifiable decisions - Evolve responsibly The technology is being showcased at ETH Belgrade, with practical demonstrations available through ChatDKG on X platform. [Try ChatDKG](https://twitter.com/ChatDKG)

BioProtocol announces OriginTrail as their backend infrastructure for Decentralized Knowledge Graphs, marking a significant step in scientific data management. Key developments: - Kickoff event scheduled in Berlin featuring Jure Skornik - Integration focuses on decentralizing scientific knowledge - Open applications for bio-agents program now available The partnership builds on OriginTrail's V8 DKG technology, which also powers Opus Universe's decentralized Knowledge Mining initiative. Join the ecosystem: - Apply at [Bio-Agents Program](https://lu.ma/bio-agents) - Connect via [Discord](https://discord.gg/bioxyz)

A major Bio x AI Hackathon has launched today, bringing together leading #DeSci forces to advance scientific AI development. The two-month competition focuses on building scientific AI agents powered by the Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG). Key highlights: - Distinguished judges from Stanford and OpenAI - Prize pool exceeding $125,000 - 2-month hacking period - Focus on scientific AI agents and DKG integration This follows successful previous hackathons including the Origin_Trail event in Belgrade, showing growing momentum in the DeSci space. *Want to participate?* Join the builders shaping the future of scientific trust and verification.