Intellijack

Intellijack is an AI oracle framework for managing and monetizing AI agents and datasets using blockchain technology.

The core of the project is a the oracle service that has been adapted from Galadriel's oracle system. However, rather than relying on a single payee for the AI API calls, Lit Protocol's open and secure platform enables self payment. In addition, since we are deployed on Fhenix we can retrieve private data and inference over it with the output from the call going on chain. This opens up a vast frontier of applications.

The purpose of Intellijack GPT's is to enable a decentralized marketplace for AI agents and datasets. It allows creators to:

Mint their AI agents or datasets as NFTs
License these assets to others
Receive royalties for the use of their assets

The system also includes mechanisms for:

Querying AI agents (via the event listener and Lit Action)
Managing intellectual property rights
Distributing royalties between creators and the platform

The use of blockchain technology provides transparency, immutability, and decentralized control over these AI assets. The integration with AI services allows for dynamic interaction with the AI agents.

This project could be particularly useful in scenarios where AI model ownership, licensing, and fair compensation are important, such as in collaborative AI development or AI-as-a-service marketplaces. The oracle system can work on any chain and could potentially be developed into a massively multichain and super scalable oracle service

I first got started with Lit Protocol, and eventually decided on using Lit rather than Blockless. Some guy handed out free AI calls on Redpill which was super clutch. I worked all night on Friday and by noon Saturday I had set up the oracle service on Fhenix. After that, I wasn't totally sure what to do next so I ideated but eventually just settled on trying to do something like OpenAI's GPT's with Story protocol. The coolest most hacky thing about the project to me is that I can store API keys and wallet seed phrase on Lit and run the oracle without exposing that information.