The #AptosFoundation has announced a partnership with decentralized $AI
platform FLock.io to develop new tools aimed at making it easier to write code in Move, a language designed specifically to work with the Aptos blockchain. The move, according to representatives of both organizations, will have a significant impact on the ecosystem, making it more accessible to developers.
The main breakthrough of the project is the creation of a specialized artificial intelligence model (LLM) trained specifically to work with Move. Based on preliminary tests, FLock.io's new AI performed better than other models, including ChatGPT-4, demonstrating more accurate and readable code variants. This could make programming in Move more efficient, which is especially important for a relatively new language used in blockchain projects.
Move, originally created by Meta for the Diem project, has become an attractive alternative for blockchain developers due to its resource focus and security. However, as a new language, it has not yet been widely adopted, which creates certain challenges in its adoption. Aptos Foundation spokesperson, Bashar Lazzar, noted: the adoption process can be “difficult without the right tools.”
The FLock.io platform promises to not only increase the availability of Move, but also to make complex transactions on the blockchain easier, safer and more efficient. This could significantly change the Aptos ecosystem, attracting new developers and strengthening the network's position in the smart contract market. The startup's founders are betting on artificial intelligence technologies to attract the attention of developers, which could significantly accelerate the growth of the ecosystem and the popularity of the Move language.
