AI

Using Meta’s Ray-Ban line and Muse as a starting point, explore how AI glasses integrate vision, voice, sensors, and intelligent agents, and analyze the product and industry dynamics reshaping eyewear as AI enters the sector.

Nillion is extending Blind Computation into AI Agents, DeAI, Private DeFi, and identity use cases. This article examines how Nillion connects AI and Web3 across six dimensions: data, permissions, computation, verification, applications, and economics.

Gemini 4.0 has not yet been officially released, but discussions about it are intensifying. This article explores the direction of next-generation Gemini model development through three lenses: multimodality, reasoning, and AI Agents.

Pearl (PRL) is a Layer 1 blockchain built on Proof-of-Useful-Work that leverages GPU matrix computations from AI inference and training to achieve network consensus and issue PRL. This article examines Pearl’s architecture, mining mechanism, tokenomics, AI computing market, and potential challenges.

Pearl is a Layer 1 network powered by Proof-of-Useful-Work, with GPU matrix computations serving as the basis for mining. This article examines PRL mining, GPU hardware, block rewards, mining difficulty, mining pools, and the token issuance mechanism.

Personal AI agents are evolving from question-and-answer tools into task-execution gateways. This article explains how AI agents differ from traditional assistants and examines the evolution of personal agents through the lenses of memory, tool calling, execution environments, permissions, and product ecosystems.

AI Agent is evolving from an information tool into a participant in the digital economy. This article examines the infrastructure AI Agent needs to enter Web3 across six dimensions: identity, wallets, permissions, payments, trading, and on-chain execution. It also explores this trend through Gate for AI Agent.

FastX Network (FXNW) is a decentralized AI infrastructure project deployed on Arbitrum One, organizing global GPU compute through a four-layer stack spanning vector database, AI, routing, and application layers to power AI agents, intelligent search, and decision tools for Web3. FXNW is an ERC-20 token with a 1 billion supply used for AI service fees, staking governance, and node mining rewards.

FastX nodes suit users who want low-barrier entry into the FastX Network ecosystem, since each node is an ERC-721 NFT on Arbitrum One carrying Mining Power; GPU mining suits operators with physical hardware and data-center capabilities. Both paths draw rewards from the 40% FXNW mining and node reward pool.

TRUE crypto is a non-custodial trading ecosystem on Solana that combines perpetual futures, spot trading, tokenized equities, prediction markets, copy trading, and AI-powered trading tools under one unified account, while users keep control of their own assets. For sophisticated crypto traders and investors who want multi-market access without switching between separate apps, TRUE is built around one account, one balance, and self-custody across perps, altcoins, and tokenized stocks.

Muse is a personal AI agent developed by Meta that can handle tasks such as email, shopping, and travel on behalf of users. From a Web3 perspective, this article examines how AI agents connect wallets, payments, tokenized assets, and on-chain finance, and explores the new user entry point Muse creates.

Meta's Muse illustrates how personal AI Agents are evolving from processing information to executing tasks. Using Muse as a case study, this article examines the integration of AI Agents with Web3 financial infrastructure across six dimensions: identity, wallets, permissions, payments, assets, and automated execution.

Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) refers to cryptographic algorithms designed to resist attacks from both classical and quantum computers. For cryptocurrency users, blockchain developers, security teams, and institutional stakeholders, it is becoming a core part of long-term planning because Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other blockchain networks still rely on cryptography that a sufficiently powerful quantum computer could eventually weaken.

Why Is the Risk of AI Losing Control Gaining Attention Again? Learn how AI Agents operate, the potential security risks they pose, and why AI systems need to move beyond one-time testing toward continuous security assessment and monitoring.

Shopify (NASDAQ: SHOP) is a commerce technology company that provides infrastructure for businesses to start, operate, and grow their online and offline stores. Its platform combines online storefronts, payments, point-of-sale tools, marketing, checkout, fulfillment, analytics, and other merchant services within a single commerce ecosystem.