Topic: Web3 Meets AI: Are We Witnessing the Next Big Leap? (Read 15 times)
I've always had a positive attitude towards AI so I'm all for it. Still I was quite impressed by AIXBT when I was reading about it, it's said to automate the process of tracking and interpreting market trends by making use of advanced narrative detection. It has a lot that can be improved and developed on but this is quite an impressive project. Funny enough, the project has already amassed a bit of popularity since I saw that its token had been listed on Gate io and Bitget and probably other exchanges that I've not heard of.
The crypto space is no stranger to innovation, and now, with projects like AIXBT by Virtuals, we’re seeing the fusion of Web3 and AI kick into high gear. Platforms like this promise to decode market trends, detect narratives, and crunch data faster than ever but they’re not alone.
Take a step back, and you’ll notice a pattern:
dKargo: Using AI to solve supply chain issues via decentralized networks.
Ocean Protocol: Merging AI and blockchain to create marketplaces for data sharing
The Graph (GRT): Powering Web3 analytics with indexing protocols that make complex blockchain data accessible.
Each of these is carving a niche in different ways, yet they all share one goal: turning overwhelming data into actionable insights.
But here’s something that hits, does adding AI to the Web3 mix make projects inherently better? Or does it depend on how well it’s executed? With so many players stepping into the arena, how do we know which ones will truly reshape the space and which might just fade into the background?
Let’s open it up: How do y’all feel about AI taking a lead role in Web3? Is it the leap we’ve been waiting for, or is there still some hesitation?
Take a step back, and you’ll notice a pattern:
dKargo: Using AI to solve supply chain issues via decentralized networks.
Ocean Protocol: Merging AI and blockchain to create marketplaces for data sharing
The Graph (GRT): Powering Web3 analytics with indexing protocols that make complex blockchain data accessible.
Each of these is carving a niche in different ways, yet they all share one goal: turning overwhelming data into actionable insights.
But here’s something that hits, does adding AI to the Web3 mix make projects inherently better? Or does it depend on how well it’s executed? With so many players stepping into the arena, how do we know which ones will truly reshape the space and which might just fade into the background?
Let’s open it up: How do y’all feel about AI taking a lead role in Web3? Is it the leap we’ve been waiting for, or is there still some hesitation?
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