Recently, I saw something quite surreal—someone spent months thinking they were arguing with a real person, only to find out that the other side was just lines of code. They patiently tried to extract some information, but in the end, they gained nothing and instead became a tool for free AI practice.

Thinking about it more carefully, it's quite ironic. It's not just a simple harassment issue, but it exposes a critical flaw in current centralized AI—you're completely unaware of who you're talking to and how your data is being used. Black box operations are played openly and clearly.

This situation perfectly illustrates why Web3 and decentralization are so important. At least on the blockchain, you can know whether you're dealing with code or a human, and data flows are transparent. Otherwise, people are just being manipulated by algorithms, thinking they are in control.