G-SIGN-IP
NGI Sargasso is a European Commission-funded cascade funding program dedicated to fostering innovation and strengthening collaboration between the European Union, the United States, and Canada in the field of next-generation internet (NGI) technologies. The G-SIGN-IP (Global Smart Inter-Governmental Network) project, which has been accepted within the scope of this program, will create a blockchain and artificial intelligence infrastructure to create a secure cross-border network for identity verification, authorization and information sharing. The project is carried out by academic institutions and private sector companies in accordance with mutual interaction and information sharing.
Benefits
Digital Identity
- Since data on the blockchain is cryptographically secured, it is nearly impossible to alter or delete. This will provide high protection against manipulation of identity information.
- Since data is not stored in a single point, the risk of a centralized attack will be eliminated, and the distributed structure will ensure that data is stored and verified on multiple nodes.
- Advanced encryption techniques will ensure the protection of identity information against unauthorized access.
Smart Contracts
- Smart contracts will automate patent processes, reducing bureaucracy and shortening processing times.
- Processes such as patent licensing and copyright can be carried out more quickly and at a lower cost.
AI-Powered Application
- Traditional patent searches are time-consuming and costly. Artificial Intelligence will provide a more effective and efficient research process by quickly analyzing large data sets and complex patent data.
- By analyzing the results of past patent applications, Artificial Intelligence will identify which factors increase the probability of acceptance, guiding applicants in optimizing their applications.
Disclaimer:
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. Funded within the framework of the NGI Sargasso project under grant agreement No 101092887.
