In this round of the AI track, what I am most interested in is no longer chatbots, but robots truly integrating into the economic system.

In the past few years, everyone has been discussing AI replacing humans, but few have seriously considered a question: what will happen to the entire production relationship when robots start taking on tasks themselves, calling models, completing work, and earning income?
Recently, revisiting @konnex_world, I suddenly realized that they are actually working on a very forward-looking direction.
They aim to create not just an ordinary AI project, but a permissionless marketplace that truly connects robots, AI Agents, and on-chain settlements.
Robots can autonomously find tasks, call AI models, verify execution results, and settle payments using stablecoins.
The official goal is even defined as the GDP of autonomous systems.
Many people still think of robots as hardware, but I increasingly believe that in the future, what will truly be valuable is not the machines themselves, but who can build a network of collaboration among robots.
Because a single robot is just a tool, but once a large number of autonomous agents form an economic synergy, they will start to generate network effects similar to internet nodes.
And structures like $KNX are essentially providing a value flow layer for the future machine economy.
At least from an industry logic perspective, this is no longer just simple AI hype; it’s more like laying out the infrastructure for the next generation of automated society in advance.
@konnex_world $KNX @wallchain @TermMaxFi