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What is Permissionless Blockchain

Chapter 4
Cross-Industry Use of Blockchain Technology and Opportunities for the Future
Here anyone can join the network, participate in the process of block verification to create consensus and also create smart contracts. Permissioned Blockchains do not have to use the computing power-based mining to reach a consensus since all of the actors are known.
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Cross-Industry Use of Blockchain Technology and Opportunities for the Future: Blockchain Technology and Aritificial Intelligence
Dhanalakshmi Senthilkumar (Malla Reddy Engineering College (Autonomous), India)
Copyright: © 2020 |Pages: 16
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-3632-2.ch004
Abstract
Blockchain and artificial intelligence are two disruptive technologies in the today's world; Blockchain can connect data storage and data users from multiple domains, and different kinds of analytics applications run on top of the data in artificial intelligence techniques. So that Blockchain technology provide the excellent backbone for the development of artificial intelligence algorithms, it is useful to secure the data input from multiple data storage locations and to have whatever applications running on top of the data in a Blockchain visible to everyone. The concept of Blockchain technology and artificial intelligence techniques together develop interesting uses cases and nice applications. When paired with Blockchains, AI is better understood by humans, operates more efficiently, and the blockchains in general more efficiently. AI and Blockchain together support B2B environment and getting better outcomes.
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Chapter 9
Quantum Blockchain for Smart Society: Applications, Challenges, and Opportunities
Also known as trustless or public blockchains, are open networks available to everyone to participate in the consensus process that blockchains use to validate transactions and data. They are fully decentralized across unknown parties.
Published in Chapter: Quantum Blockchain for Smart Society: Applications, Challenges, and Opportunities; From: Advancements in Quantum Blockchain With Real-Time Applications
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Chapter 1
Quantum Blockchain: A Systematic Review
Also known as trustless or public blockchains, are open networks available to everyone to participate in the consensus process that blockchains use to validate transactions and data. They are fully decentralized across unknown parties.
Published in Chapter: Quantum Blockchain: A Systematic Review; From: Advancements in Quantum Blockchain With Real-Time Applications
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Chapter 7
Blockchain and Copyright: Challenges and Opportunities
A blockchain which relies on open-source software, and where anyone can join the ledger simply by downloading and running the relevant software without the need for prior permission or approval to operate.
Published in Chapter: Blockchain and Copyright: Challenges and Opportunities; From: Blockchain Technology and Computational Excellence for Society 5.0
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Chapter 10
Blockchain and Its Integration as a Disruptive Technology
Here anyone can join the network, participate in the process of block verification to create consensus and also create smart contracts. Permissioned blockchains do not have to use the computing power-based mining to reach a consensus since all of the actors are known.
Published in Chapter: Blockchain and Its Integration as a Disruptive Technology; From: AI and Big Data’s Potential for Disruptive Innovation
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Chapter 6
Distributed Technologies and Consensus Algorithms for Blockchain
Public or private blockchain network in which participants require no permission to view or write a transaction.
Published in Chapter: Distributed Technologies and Consensus Algorithms for Blockchain; From: Novel Research and Development Approaches in Heterogeneous Systems and Algorithms
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