Beta profiles5/18/2023 "We are essentially creating an identity ecosystem, and we don't think it should be managed by a third-party corporation. Like many startups that work in the digital identity space these days, Aspecta finds itself drawn to the decentralized governance mechanisms of web3. The platform has also included Google, Stackoverflow and MetaMask in its data sources and is in the process of onboarding Twitter. This, according to Jack He, co-founder at Aspecta, is an "easier" process than vetting, say, GitHub data because "on-chain data is more structuralized."Īspecta is currently integrated with GitHub, so when users sign in with their accounts on the code hosting site, they receive an automatically generated identity page with all their technical achievements that look sort of like a gamer's trophy page. Its algorithms take clues from how users' wallet addresses interact with smart contracts and tag their types of activity accordingly. The number of web3 developers has been surging despite the crypto winter, and naturally, Aspecta's data reach extends to the blockchain world. The platform also takes into consideration social endorsement and applies network analysis to see if a programmer's work has been "liked" by other recognized experts. This is done by using large language models to review the quality of the code in projects to which they contribute. Rather, their expertise is hidden in the lines of code they write.Īspecta is trying to fill that gap by providing an AI-powered profile builder for developers who wish to create LinkedIn-like identity pages for themselves. While LinkedIn is helpful for displaying people's educational and professional achievements, there exists a world of self-taught tech talent whose skills are not so easily reflected on the networking site.
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