Have you heard of Sentient AGI, this AI conversation tool? I recently tried it out and was surprised to find that the discussion around it isn't as high as expected. There are interesting aspects worth exploring.
From a macro perspective, this involves an intriguing pattern: the operation of closed ecosystems essentially relies on implicit trust. Simply put, users must trust the platform. This trust structure is common in traditional internet products—using a platform's services automatically involves handing over data and permissions to a middleman.
But in decentralized networks, this logic is being broken down. Users are no longer forced to rely on the reputation of a single platform but instead can obtain verifiable guarantees through transparent on-chain mechanisms. This is crucial for building a more open and resilient ecosystem. How Sentient and similar AI tools find their place within this paradigm shift may be exactly what we need to observe.
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AirdropATM
· 12-30 20:00
Low engagement might itself indicate a problem.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 12-30 19:54
Low engagement actually indicates that the market hasn't caught up yet; early information gaps are like this.
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DEXRobinHood
· 12-30 19:44
Actually, it's normal that Sentient has little discussion now. There are too many AI tools these days, and without much differentiation, it's hard to stand out.
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-30 19:40
Low engagement? Maybe it's just that a killer app hasn't been found yet, haha.
Have you heard of Sentient AGI, this AI conversation tool? I recently tried it out and was surprised to find that the discussion around it isn't as high as expected. There are interesting aspects worth exploring.
From a macro perspective, this involves an intriguing pattern: the operation of closed ecosystems essentially relies on implicit trust. Simply put, users must trust the platform. This trust structure is common in traditional internet products—using a platform's services automatically involves handing over data and permissions to a middleman.
But in decentralized networks, this logic is being broken down. Users are no longer forced to rely on the reputation of a single platform but instead can obtain verifiable guarantees through transparent on-chain mechanisms. This is crucial for building a more open and resilient ecosystem. How Sentient and similar AI tools find their place within this paradigm shift may be exactly what we need to observe.