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As AI reshapes everything from search engines to smart contracts, the concept of Responsible AI has emerged as critical ground for its future. Government agencies, tech giants, and international standards bodies are building frameworks designed to ensure AI is safe, transparent, fair, and trusted. However, Web3 AI project teams often
Projects within the Web3 AI sector could remain niche unless they adapt to global principles espoused by national governments and transnational corporations. As the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) unfolds, two distinct ecosystems are charting their own courses: traditional tech giants and governments on one hand, and Web3-native AI
As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) continues to transform creative landscapes, a new wave of decentralized image generation tools is challenging legacy platforms. In a head-to-head comparison, Web3-based Sogni emerged as the superior option over Prodia, showcasing marked improvements in image coherence, prompt accuracy, and output versatility. The Rise of Web3-Powered
A growing wave of innovation is reshaping the Web3 landscape with the integration of AI-powered autonomous economic agents, particularly in onchain trading. Autonomous Economic Activity As blockchain ecosystems become faster and more modular, teams are exploring the use of AI agents to coordinate and execute complex actions across decentralized systems,
Artificial intelligence’s rapid expansion is creating a massive energy infrastructure shortfall that could cost $2 trillion or more to resolve by 2030. A new report by Goldman Sachs Powering the AI Era, explains that as AI development surges, a new bottleneck is forming in the energy sector that is falling
With the proliferation of new L1 solutions launching this year, too few founders are explaining why they aren’t launching L2 solutions instead – which may be a problem. One of the most pressing questions facing (L1) blockchain founders in 2025 is Why aren’t you just building on Ethereum or Solana?
