A few days ago, while having a meal, my fren asked me: "Do you believe it? In the future, AIs will earn money and spend it on their own."

I said, "First, we need to give AI an identity and assets before we can discuss the economy."
He said with a smile: "Then you should go check out Talus, they are already at it."

So I checked, and @Talus_Labs really has something.
It is not about creating AI tools, but about building an "economy system operated by AI itself":
AI can battle on-chain, predict, earn coins, and verify actions.

The city attacker feels that this is a big step forward:
AI is no longer a supporting role, but a new citizen in the Web3 world.

Recently revisited @Talus_Labs, and the intuition of the techie is that this project is transitioning from a "concept stock of AI + blockchain" to a real-world "sample of the AI economy."

Their recent updates are quite interesting:
The Testnet platform is starting to scale up, where AI agents can truly compete, predict, and settle.

At the same time, Talus clarified the architecture direction - Sui serves as the coordination layer, and Walrus as the data layer, allowing each agent to call tools, access data, and perform on-chain verification.

The engineer believes that this is not just about engineering design, but about redefining "the presence of AI on the chain."

In the past, we used AI to help us;

What @Talus_Labs wants to do now is to let AI compete, make money, be audited, and be trusted.

It is no longer a tool, but an economic role.

The game between AIs, with humans placing bets and observing, is actually a form of "decentralized intelligent gaming market."

The attacker believes that Talus's ambition lies in rebuilding a new trust model:
The behavior of the algorithm is verifiable, the reasoning process is traceable, and the economic results are quantifiable.

Once this system runs smoothly, AI will no longer be just a supporting role in Web3, but a part of the system.

Of course, there are risks as well— the token model has not been fully disclosed, and whether the ecological expansion can keep up is also in question.

But among a bunch of storytelling AI projects, Talus is one of the few that is really doing "mechanism innovation".

The city conqueror believes that if AI is truly to move towards an autonomous society, this path will most likely start with projects like Talus.