The AI use case is where this logic becomes clearer to me.
Not because every project suddenly says “AI” three times in a pitch deck.
But because AI systems are already hitting the wall that privacy researchers have talked about for years.
Good models require valuable data.
Valuable data is usually sensitive, controlled, expensive or all three.
Then come the questions:
Who had access?
What data was used?
What should have stayed private?
And how do you verify the process without exposing the inputs?
That mess is real.
Midnight appears designed for exactly that kind of environment.
Healthcare is even more obvious.
Medical data isn’t a shiny new asset waiting to be “unlocked.”
It’s sensitive, regulated, fragmented, and tied to real human consequences.
A system that can verify conditions without forcing reckless disclosure is a much stronger claim than most blockchain healthcare narratives.