As OpenAI and Google both reveal major AI updates, Choise.ai launches AI-powered L2 blockchain for enterprises

OpenAI revealed a major update to its large language model this week with the launch of ChatGPT-4o
Google confirmed the launch of Gemini for Workspace, integrating its AI model into Google’s enterprise suite
Choise.ai launched an AI-powered layer 2 blockchain for enterprises

AI announcements have come thick and fast this week, with Google and OpenAI going head-to-head as both corporations launched major updates to their artificial intelligence offerings, while AI-powered crypto platform, Choise.ai, confirmed the launch of its layer 2 blockchain for enterprises. 

AI steals the show at I/O 2024

Artificial intelligence was quite literally the name of the game at I/O 2024 this week, Google’s annual tech conference where new and upcoming launches are showcased.

The search engine not only revealed the expansion of its rollout for Gemini for Workspace, but also showcased an enterprise-grade update to Gemini Advanced, which enables businesses to connect their Google Drive to Gemini in order to analyze data, populate spreadsheets and build charts. A new AI assistant project codenamed ‘Project Astra’ was also revealed. 

OpenAI stealing Google’s thunder?

Sam Altman’s OpenAI had its own launch event this week, apparently timed to coincide with Google’s I/O 2024 conference in a bid to steal the search giant’s thunder. 

OpenAI revealed the launch of its new AI model at this event, named ChatGPT-4o, which is much more powerful than previous AI models and will also be available to all users, both free and paid. 

Choise.ai finally confirms AI-powered L2 rumors

The rumors about Choise.ai working on its own blockchain, which have been circulating within the crypto community for several weeks, were also finally confirmed this week. The team has officially announced their new L2 platform, Entropy, designed to become “the ultimate B2B enterprise and business-ready layer for the future.” 

While comprehensive details on the technological aspects are yet to be disclosed, industry insiders are suggesting Choise.ai’s new Entropy blockchain will transcend conventional L2 solutions by incorporating AI technologies that can accelerate the widespread adoption of Web3 and blockchain. 

What we do know so far is that Choise.ai intends for Entropy to serve as the foundation of an AI-powered ecosystem for the settlement layer of the future, and will feature smart contract automatization for autonomous operations. 

Early indications also suggest Entropy will offer a number of innovations that are designed to democratize access to and adoption of L2 blockchain technologies, including a no-code environment that will lower the global barriers for anyone to build, implement and benefit from blockchain and AI, as well as a marketplace for AI models. 

“We are building more than just an L2 platform, we are creating an AI-powered ecosystem where AI agents can have the capability to write, optimize and execute smart contracts themselves. This has never been done and our solution will ensure that every transaction and operation is executed with unmatched precision and efficiency,” the Choise.ai team stated.

Choise.ai’s CHO token, which surged by over 500% in the wake of Choise.ai’s prior advancements, remains central to the company’s new innovations, suggesting the value of CHO could rise sharply again as crypto markets factor in the growth potential this new AI-driven L2 could provide.

Still holding my $CHO | @ChoiseAI bag.

Its been a solid performer recently with great price action, but still very far from ATH. Team recently announced holders will get up to 20% of Vault’s revenue.

Their focus shift to B2B with AI-based Web3 digital banking products, they’ve… pic.twitter.com/EvLJPjc2Bt

— Sjuul | AltCryptoGems (@AltCryptoGems) April 10, 2024

In fact, one crypto analyst is predicting a 223% jump in the value of the CHO token on the back of this new announcement.

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