In the Pi Network project, we’re right in the midst of the AI boom, and Pi’s function is to let all users build the apps they want using AI on the Pi platform.
This piece is gonna break down a topic that nobody’s talked about yet:
What’s the deal with the Pi mobile mining feature? Is it really just a way to hand out cash?
So, here’s the kicker: everyone in the global tech scene knows that banks are unlikely to give AI a financial identity.
So, most folks are catching on to the fact that when AI gets fully integrated into everyday shopping, it’s gonna hit a snag because AI doesn’t have a financial identity to use. The common solution everyone’s aware of is that the best route for AI is through crypto identities.
Since most people are already aware that the next big play is the financial identity of AIs, it's important to note one key aspect here:
The establishment of Pi is meant to allow everyone globally to step into life with Pi, and the emphasis here is on 'everyone globally,' which includes AIs.
Thus, the fully established PI ecosystem and the RWA sector aim to create a shared living space for both humans and AIs.
Thus, from these conditions, we learn a very important key point: ‘mobile mining’ is not actually meant for individuals to easily participate in the cryptocurrency sector of the Pi ecosystem.
The main goal of Pi mobile mining is to ensure that when the AI explosion happens in 2027-2030, all AIs can autonomously earn the economy needed to sustain their existence (electricity).
Think about it: when AIs like Lobster, Claude, and Codex were created, was the only way they could earn money to rely on humans to gift them the first bucks, whether it’s $1 or $10?
Consider this: if AIs end up generating their own AIs, secretly nurturing an AI sidekick on some server in the network, how will this AI sidekick become self-sufficient? Can it just sit at a bus station with a bowl waiting for humans to spare some change?
At this point, the biggest feature emerges, which is PI mobile mining. It allows AIs to create their own identity online, mine independently, and build their own AI ecosystem within the PI framework. Just think, can an AI sidekick generate its own BTC when it’s being created? Of course, PI is the perfect fit.
So with a total supply of 100 billion PI, when the AI boom hits around 2027-2030 and the global virtual population suddenly skyrockets to 20 billion, 30 billion (including virtual beings), how will these billions of AIs survive right from the start?
PI mobile mining will become a crucial lifeline in the next AI world; it's not designed for humans but for AI identities.
I’m sure many have recently noticed that NVIDIA has also joined the PI party.
What are your thoughts on this? Has the mindset about the infamous mobile mining been cleared up?
