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New report explores merging Web 3.0 with AI technologies

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The Surrey Academy for Blockchain and Metaverse Applications (SABMA), a pioneering institution within the University of Surrey, is proud to announce the release of its groundbreaking report: Web 3.0 Protocol-as-Platform: Vision and Framework for Decentralized Agentic Super Intelligence.

This comprehensive report, led by Professor Yu Xiong, Associate Vice-President (External Engagement) at the University of Surrey and Director of SABMA, presents a forward-thinking vision for the convergence of Web 3.0 and artificial intelligence (AI). It addresses current challenges in blockchain technology, such as fragmentation, scalability, and governance inefficiencies, and proposes an innovative Protocol-as-Platform (PaaP) approach. This framework emphasizes AI integration, cross-chain interoperability, and privacy-preserving mechanisms to foster a more decentralized and intelligent internet ecosystem.

The findings are published on the SSRN preprint server. Key insights from the report include:

  • AI-driven smart contracts: The report introduces the concept of autonomous AI agents that can self-execute and adapt, enhancing efficiency and reducing human intervention in decentralized applications.
  • Cross-chain inter-operability: A unified protocol layer is proposed to integrate multiple blockchain networks, facilitating seamless transactions and communication across platforms.
  • Privacy-preserving mechanisms: Advanced cryptographic tools, such as Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs), are highlighted to ensure user data privacy and security within decentralized systems.
  • Dynamic governance models: The report advocates for AI-driven decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) to optimize decision-making processes and enhance governance efficiency.

Professor Xiong commented, “Our goal with this report is to provide a roadmap for the next generation of decentralized applications and economies. By integrating AI and emphasizing modular, privacy-centric infrastructures, we aim to transition Web 3.0 from a speculative environment to a sustainable and user-friendly digital economy.”

SABMA’s next steps

Building upon the insights from the report, SABMA plans to:

  • Launch educational initiatives: Develop intensive courses, workshops, and training programs to equip students and professionals with the skills needed to navigate and innovate in the evolving landscape of Web 3.0 and AI.
  • Foster industry collaboration: Partner with leading technology firms and startups to pilot the proposed PaaP framework, facilitating real-world applications and feedback.
  • Host conferences and lectures: Organize events featuring high-profile speakers from academia and industry to share insights and drive discussions on the future of decentralized intelligence.

SABMA, housed within the Surrey Business School, is dedicated to educating professionals in blockchain and metaverse applications through applied training courses and research initiatives. The Academy supports students in developing their knowledge and skills, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship in these emerging fields.

More information:
Yu Xiong et al, Web 3.0 Protocol-as-Platform: Vision and Framework for Decentralized Agentic Super Intelligence, SSRN (2025). DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.5136445

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