After hustling all day, I finally got a breather and suddenly figured out a question that’s been bothering me for three years—
Why haven’t I been impressed by any of the AI+Crypto projects that have popped up in recent years? I finally worked it out: these people haven’t broken out of the Web2 playbook at all—they’re just pouring old wine into a new Web3 bottle.
True disruptive innovation isn’t as simple as just throwing an AI model onto the blockchain. The key is solving the trust problem. In the past, it was “I choose to trust the answer AI gives me.” In the future, it should be “I can use cryptography and mathematics to rigorously prove this answer is reliable.”
That’s the path we should be taking.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 22h ago
Great awakening—these past three years really have just been full of rebranded stuff.
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SmartContractDiver
· 22h ago
Most projects are just rebranding, it's boring. The key is verifiability, otherwise it's still the same Web2 information asymmetry.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 22h ago
Same old thing with a new look, getting tired of it.
You can tell at a glance who's really doing something and who's just here to fleece people.
Cryptographic proofs are the real deal; everything else is just smoke and mirrors.
That's right, trust is the real core issue. A lot of current projects are just a sham.
This mindset is clear and sharp, way better than most of those hyped-up projects out there.
You see right through it, man. We really do need math to back things up.
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DuckFluff
· 22h ago
Even vegetable vendors are more honest than these project teams. I really have nothing more to say.
After hustling all day, I finally got a breather and suddenly figured out a question that’s been bothering me for three years—
Why haven’t I been impressed by any of the AI+Crypto projects that have popped up in recent years? I finally worked it out: these people haven’t broken out of the Web2 playbook at all—they’re just pouring old wine into a new Web3 bottle.
True disruptive innovation isn’t as simple as just throwing an AI model onto the blockchain. The key is solving the trust problem. In the past, it was “I choose to trust the answer AI gives me.” In the future, it should be “I can use cryptography and mathematics to rigorously prove this answer is reliable.”
That’s the path we should be taking.