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The rapid rise of advanced AI and robotics creates three urgent challenges that Fabric is designed to address:
1. Risk of market monopoly
Once a company or country controls a dominant robot platform, economies of scale make monopolistic control almost inevitable.
A single actor could control entire sectors of the global economy. Fabric's decentralized coordination model is designed to prevent this concentration of power.
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1. Market monopoly risk.
Once a company or country controls a dominant robot platform, economies of scale make monopolistic control practically inevitable.
A single actor could control entire sectors of the global economy. Fabric's decentralized coordination model is designed to prevent this concentration of power.
2. Robots do not have financial identity.
Unlike humans, robots cannot open bank accounts or have passports.
As autonomous machines perform more and more paid work, they need on-chain wallets, verifiable identities, and a neutral settlement layer.
AI is not the enemy; it will be the best ally, and with its future improvements, it will change the market as we know it. Can you imagine arriving and making your investments with a minimal loss rate, on that day when you don't have to stay up thinking for hours without being able to sleep, wondering if it goes up or if you get liquidated... that is the main idea of the project.