Onchain development platform launching on Base taps Microsoft AI tools, like OpenAI, to enable anyone to deploy an app

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  • A new onchain app development platform called Dreamscape is using Microsoft’s AI tools to enable users to launch smart contract applications without writing code.
  • The platform, launching on Base, is also tapping the Microsoft-backed Space and Time decentralized database network to simplify smart contract development.

A new onchain AI development platform called Dreamscape is launching on Base. Built using Microsoft Azure AI Foundry and Azure OpenAI, the system will enable users to launch functional smart contract applications without writing code, reducing the technical complexity of building onchain.

"With Dreamspace, anyone can generate an application, monetize it with blockchain technology, and deploy it to a community of users," the team wrote in a statement.

Dreamspace will also tap the Space and Time web3 network backed by Microsoft’s venture wing M12, Framework Ventures, and others. Space and Time is a decentralized database designed to address trust and scalability challenges in blockchain apps by using ZK-proofs to verify on- and off-chain data.

Space and Time allows developers to run SQL database queries on data from major blockchains like Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Avalanche, as well as off-chain sources, delivering cryptographically verified, real-time information.

"By bringing together Space and Time’s verifiable database, Base’s onchain scale, and Microsoft’s AI tools, Dreamspace gives creators everything they need to build, ship, and own the next generation of apps," said Nate Holiday, CEO of MakeInfinite Labs, the developers of Space and Time.

"Dreamspace lowers the barrier to creation and distribution for a whole new class of builders – one that doesn’t need to know how to code to bring an idea to life,” said Michael Stewart, managing partner at M12. "At M12, we’re excited about the shift toward AI-native systems and believe Dreamspace is tapping into the future of how apps are built, monetized, and scaled."

MakeInfinite Labs raised $50 million to date, including a $20 million funding round led by Microsoft's M12 in 2022.


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