Decentralization AI project Morpheus announces the launch of Mainnet

On November 19, according to Coindesk, Morpheus, a Decentralization AI project, announced the launch of Mainnet. The project aims to reduce the negative effects of AI, such as centralization, censorship, and data monopoly control. Similar Decentralization AI projects include Bittensor, dAIOS, and Boltzmann Network. Morpheus recently joined the Decentralization AI Association, an industry organization dedicated to countering tech giants that have a lot of control over AI data. Morpheus is built using the codebase of Arbitrum on-chainprotocol Lumerin and went live in July on the public Testnet or in a simulated experimental environment. The project promises to provide personal artificial intelligence, also known as "intelligent agents," that can empower individuals in the same way that personal computers and search engines did decades ago. Among other tasks, agents can "execute Smart Contracts, connect to users' Web3 Wallets, DApps, and Smart Contracts," the team said.