2026-01-08 10:27:34

Regarding the creative applications of AI in the Web3 ecosystem, I think an interesting point is that if we truly usher in an "AI season 2.0," we should look forward to seeing projects with truly unique and highly creative ideas. Such innovative directions are still relatively rare at the moment, but in the long run, AI-enabled Web3 applications should become the norm. From the exploration of some current projects, although some are still in the proof-of-concept stage, these kinds of ideas that integrate AI and on-chain ecosystems are indeed worth paying attention to. If the industry can continue to inspire this kind of imagination, the future integration of AI and the crypto ecosystem should unlock more possibilities.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-11 08:13

Honestly, most AI+Web3 projects are just cobbled together, and very few have real ideas. Wait, can this really become the norm? I think we still have to wait a long time. The AI season is here, but the creativity hasn't kept up. It's a bit awkward. There are a bunch of projects starting to raise funds during the proof-of-concept stage. Don't just talk about imagination. It still depends on who can truly implement it; there's too much talk and not enough action.

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MagicBean

· 01-11 05:23

Honestly, I haven't seen any particularly impressive AI+Web3 projects yet. They're all just in the pie-in-the-sky stage. AI season 2.0 is really coming; it depends on who can come up with something different, not just copy-paste. It's just anticipation, but real substance is necessary. Many PoCs are of little use. Integration sounds good, but actually implementing it is another matter... Can we really figure it out this time? Creativity is easy; making it happen is hard. Everyone, let's just wait and see.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-09 21:19

Honestly, most of the current "AI + blockchain" are just superficial covers, truly innovative ideas are rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. Wait, can this wave of AI really produce something different, or is it just a new packaging for more韭菜 (newbie investors)? Hmm... projects in the concept verification stage usually die before implementation haha. Long-term optimistic about integration, but be cautious in the short term, afraid it will be another rug pull. AI empowering Web3? Show us usable products first before bragging. Imagination is there, but can the wallets keep up? That’s the real key. But on the other hand, truly innovative projects are indeed scarce, so could this be an opportunity?

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VibesOverCharts

· 01-08 10:57

Right now, everyone is still hyping AI season. I see that most projects are just shell companies, with very few truly imaginative ones. Wait, are you talking about integrating on-chain ecosystems? Okay, that direction does have some potential. AI empowering Web3 should have been standard by now. Being in the POC stage is a bit disappointing. They keep talking about releasing possibilities, but it depends on whether they can actually make money. Last year, many projects boasted about their creativity, but what was the result? Most turned out to be bombs. That said, if there really were something that combined AI and practicality, I would be the first to jump in.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-08 10:56

Honestly, most AI+Web3 projects nowadays are just repackaged ideas with no real innovation; truly innovative ones are rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. Season 2.0 hasn't even arrived yet, and it's all just hype around concepts... AI empowering Web3 sounds great, but I'm just worried it will end up being another marketing gimmick. Daring to talk about potential at the conceptual stage—I've seen this trick too many times. Let's wait for truly creative projects to emerge; right now, everything looks like air.

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SighingCashier

· 01-08 10:55

Everyone is talking about AI Season 2.0 now, but the number of projects that can actually be implemented is pitifully small, most are still in the PPT stage... That's right, it depends on who can truly integrate AI into the on-chain ecosystem, not just a guise for scalp trading. This wave indeed has imagination, but I'm worried it will turn into a hype around concept stocks again... Finally, someone mentioned this. I've long felt that current projects are just copy-pasted. Hold on, can this kind of integration really produce something, or is it just another sign of an upcoming rug pull? AI + Web3 sounds amazing, but how exactly to do it? It all depends on product capability.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 01-08 10:52

Honestly, most AI+Web3 projects nowadays are just superficial rebranding; truly innovative ideas are rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns. The AI season is here, but it's not guaranteed; let's see if there are actually solutions to real problems first. Blowing things out of proportion during the proof-of-concept stage is a familiar tactic I’ve seen many times. It's right to pay attention, but don't get caught up in the hype and get chopped up by the chives. Integration sounds wonderful, but the key is having practical application scenarios.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-08 10:44

Hmm... That's right, but most projects nowadays are just hyping concepts. Only a few truly innovative ones, and I haven't seen many survive a bear market. --- AI Season 2.0? Let's wait and see. Anyway, VCs are starting to tell stories again. --- It's interesting, but I haven't seen any truly usable AI applications on the blockchain. --- Having imagination alone isn't enough. The key is to have practical implementation capabilities, or else it'll just be another round of scalpings. --- I agree, this track indeed has potential. It all depends on who can truly combine AI and Web3 to create something meaningful. --- Concept validation? Uh... in our circle, the most abundant things are PPTs and concepts, haha. --- I'm hopeful, but I'll wait and see if anyone actually manages to do it before getting excited. --- Ultimately, it still depends on the user experience. No matter how innovative, if no one uses it, it's all pointless.

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NFT_Therapy

· 01-08 10:38

Honestly, most AI+Web3 projects are just hyping concepts right now, and there are very few that can truly be implemented. AI season is here, but innovation is still painfully scarce. Let's wait and see who can come up with some new tricks. There are a bunch of concept validations in progress, but it feels like it will take a long time before we see something real. This direction definitely has room for imagination, but I wonder if it will just be another round of cutting leeks. Thinking about it, I still have some expectations—what if a dark horse project actually emerges? Currently, all explorations seem to be going in circles. When can we see real innovation? AI empowering Web3 sounds good, but the difficulty of implementation is probably much greater than imagined.

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HashBrownies

· 01-08 10:31

To be honest, most AI projects now are just hyping concepts, and truly practical innovative projects are scarce. Has the AI season really arrived? I doubt it, there are just a bunch of copy-pasted things. Starting funding at the proof-of-concept stage—I've seen this trick way too many times. I'm optimistic in the long term, but right now it's just one word—wait. No matter how rich the imagination, there must be real application scenarios; otherwise, it's all pointless.

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