nice article

Looking at those AI concept coins on the screen that just finished rising and then started to plummet, I've really wanted to throw all these so-called decentralized large model white papers into a shredder lately. The atmosphere in the market has deteriorated to the bone. The streets are full of this kind of logic: renting a few centralized cloud servers, using an OpenAI interface, adding a layer of so-called 'distributed routing' that even developers can't clearly explain, and then issuing a token while shouting about wanting to overturn human intelligence. This narrative game without a moat is fresh for one or two plays, but after more, it really makes people feel nauseous. These so-called AI agents are all black boxes when running on-chain; you input a command, and it spits out a result. What happened in between, whether the algorithm has been tampered with, or if the weights have been manipulated, you have no idea. This is not called decentralized intelligence; this is called putting your trust in another, more obscure black box.