Many projects talk about combining AI and Web3, but most only stay at the application layer, whereas @0G_labs gives me the feeling that it's adapting to AI's needs from the foundational level.

One of AI's biggest challenges is massive data volume and frequent computation, which actually conflicts with traditional blockchain design. However, 0G tackles this by separating storage and data availability and combining it with high-throughput design, attempting to enable the chain to handle heavier data loads.

From a user perspective, the significance of this design is that truly on-chain AI services could emerge in the future, rather than simply calling off-chain models.

My own sense is that this direction is correct, but the difficulty is extremely high. Because it's not just about solving technical problems—it also requires building an ecosystem that makes developers willing to build on it.

So for now, I view 0G as an early-stage player in the infrastructure layer. Its value won't manifest in the short term, but if the direction succeeds, it will have structural implications for the entire AI sector.

First time feeling like the chain can truly support AI, rather than just riding on the concept.

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