Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino just unveiled some of the artificial intelligence (AI) products that the stablecoin company is currently working on.
In a statement on social media platform X, Ardoino says that Tether Data, the USDT issuer’s new initiative focused on AI and peer-to-peer (P2P) technologies, is building new applications, which include AI translate, AI voice assistant and AI Bitcoin (BTC) wallet assistant.
“Tether Data, preview of some of the AI apps we’re developing: AI translate, AI voice assistant, AI bitcoin wallet assistant.”
Ardoino says the apps will be directly accessible on any device.
“Tether Data’s apps will focus on working locally on any device, full privacy, self-custodial (both data and money).”
He says Tether also plans to roll out a software development kit (SDK) for building AI-powered applications.
“Tether will launch soon its own AI SDK platform, open-source, built upon Bare (Holepunch’s javascript runtime), working on every hardware, from embedded devices, any mobile phone (budget or high-perf), any laptop, powerful servers, clusters of servers.”
In December, Ardoino announced that Tether plans to launch a new platform that will enable users to interact with AI using their mobile phones. The executive said that the platform will debut in the first quarter of 2025.
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