Co-founders of NovaNet, Wyatt Benno and Houman Shadab, have articulated their vision for utilizing zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) in decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) to enhance verification of service, performance, and location data. Their insights were featured in a recent article by CoinDesk, emphasizing the importance of ZKPs in providing robust verification mechanisms. Additionally, the upcoming DePIN Day event in New York City will further explore these concepts, alongside discussions on fostering decentralized AI, featuring prominent figures in the blockchain and AI sectors. Mark Rydon, co-founder of Aethir, has also highlighted the necessity for inclusivity and equity in the development of decentralized computational landscapes.