Advances in Verifiable AI and Zero-Knowledge Proofs

The field of verifiable AI and zero-knowledge proofs is rapidly advancing, with a focus on developing innovative solutions to ensure the transparency, security, and accountability of AI-driven decisions. Recent developments have centered around the creation of specialized toolkits and frameworks that enable the generation and verification of proofs of AI inference, without exposing sensitive data. These solutions have the potential to transform industries such as healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity, where the use of AI is becoming increasingly prevalent. Notable papers in this area include: JSTprove, which introduces a pioneering verifiable AI toolkit, and ZK-SenseLM, which presents a secure and auditable wireless sensing framework with zero-knowledge proofs of inference. Additionally, Optimizing Optimism achieves significant speedups in zkVM validity proofs via sparse derivation, while ZKMLOps introduces a novel MLOps verification framework that operationalizes Zero-Knowledge Proofs within Machine-Learning Operations lifecycles.

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JSTprove: Pioneering Verifiable AI for a Trustless Future

ZK Coprocessor Bridge: Replay-Safe Private Execution from Solana to Aztec via Wormhole

zkSTAR: A zero knowledge system for time series attack detection enforcing regulatory compliance in critical infrastructure networks

Optimizing Optimism: Up to 6.5x Faster zkVM Validty Proofs via Sparse Derivation

ZK-SenseLM: Verifiable Large-Model Wireless Sensing with Selective Abstention and Zero-Knowledge Attestation

"Show Me You Comply... Without Showing Me Anything": Zero-Knowledge Software Auditing for AI-Enabled Systems

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