SingularityNET, a blockchain-based AI firm, has entered into a strategic partnership with Domino’s Pizza Malaysia & Singapore.
The Singapore and Malaysia division of Domino’s Pizza has partnered with SingularityNET to boost its client base with blockchain-powered artificial intelligence (AI), according to a press release shared with Cointelegraph on May 1.
Within the new partnership, SingularityNET’s experts will incorporate AI algorithms and solutions in Domino’s operations to facilitate expansion and growth in terms of supply chains and logistics in Malaysia and Singapore, the press release notes.
Specifically, new AI features are set to be leveraged through the SingularityNET Beta platform, an Ethereum (ETH) blockchain-based decentralized marketplace launched in February 2019.
According to the press release, Domino’s Pizza Malaysia & Singapore has more than 260 stores with a total staff of more than 4,000. As Cointelegraph reported previously, consumer could pay for Domino’s Pizza with bitcoin (BTC) as payment though services such as PizzaForCoins.
And earlier in February, crypto payments startup Fold launched a web-based Domino’s portal to enable clients to buy pizza with bitcoin using the Lightning Network, according to crypto news outlet Coindesk.
Recently, SingularityNET partnered with Chinese insurance giant in order to deliver its AI algorithms focusing on Optical Character Recognition, Computer Vision and model training.
As well, SingularityNET entered into another partnership with agriculture-focused blockchain startup Hara to apply blockchain to provide farmers in Indonesia with data such as grain price, soil quality and land ownership details.
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