KITE and the quiet shift toward AI that actually works inside Web3
AI projects in crypto often look like showcases of ambitions — lots of vision, very little practical utility. But KITE has one detail I find refreshing: it doesn’t try to compete with advanced neural networks. Instead, it behaves like a layer that teaches applications to understand user behavior, not just user inputs.
I like that AI isn’t pushed into the spotlight here. It’s embedded into the flow as a mechanism that reduces noise — refining recommendations, adjusting processes, simplifying decision paths. KITE doesn’t “replace” the user; it clears the clutter around them. And this creates a feeling that the interface is finally moving with the person rather than pulling them in different directions.
If AI in Web3 continues developing this quietly and effectively, the ecosystem will feel far more alive than the hype cycles ever managed to make it.
