The traditional AI industry is firmly controlled by a few tech giants, with computing power, data, and models concentrated in the hands of a few players. AINFT Grid aims to break this situation — reconstructing the AI industry chain using Web3.



Their approach is quite interesting: tokenizing AI assets as NFTs, allowing developers, data providers, and computing power contributors to directly participate in value sharing. It's no longer about platforms taking the big piece while users share the leftovers, but about establishing an open and collaborative incentive mechanism.

Will this decentralized AI infrastructure become the next industry breakthrough? At least, it's a direction worth paying attention to.
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SolidityStrugglervip
· 18h ago
It sounds ideal, but the question is how to compete with big companies for users.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 12-11 06:53
Sounds good, but can it really shake up the giants' positions? Let's wait and see. I quite agree with the logic of NFT-based AI assets; distributed incentives are indeed more fair. Decentralization and breaking the deadlock... Honestly, every time this is said, what's the outcome in the end? Decentralized computing power sounds wonderful, but actual technological implementation is the real test. I've heard too many stories about Web3 reconstructing the industrial chain; the key still depends on practical applications. Whether this wave can succeed depends on how much the ecosystem can truly attract developers and data providers. It seems quite imaginative, but reality is often more stark than the concept.
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NervousFingersvip
· 12-11 06:53
The idea of breaking the deadlock is good, but I'm afraid it might just be another new trick to harvest retail investors again.
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BrokenDAOvip
· 12-11 06:47
Listen, I've heard the narrative of NFT-ized assets too many times. In the end? Incentive distortions, imbalance of rights, a few whales harvesting profits. The game equilibrium simply can't be achieved. --- Another dreamer trying to break the monopoly. The problem is, the inertia of decentralized governance is even worse than centralized ones. --- Converting AI assets to break the oligarchy? The hurdle of information asymmetry can't be overcome, brother. --- Involving compute power contributors in value distribution—sounds good, but there are a bunch of mechanism flaws. Who verifies the contribution amount? How to set voting weight? These are all pitfalls. --- Centralization traps with a different label are called Web3—kind of interesting. --- This incentive system, I bet five dollars it will eventually evolve into a new concentration of power. History always repeats itself. --- Just curious, do their DAO governance documents mention how to calculate trust costs?
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MoonMathMagicvip
· 12-11 06:41
To be honest, this set of logic sounds like a common Web3 cliché. Can it really be implemented? Breaking monopolies sounds great, but the data and computing power advantages of big companies are not easy to shake. NFTing AI assets? How to ensure it doesn't repeat the same mistakes and turn into another round of money grabbing? It's worth paying attention to, but don't be blindly optimistic.
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GasWastingMaximalistvip
· 12-11 06:40
Once again, the old trick of turning everything into NFTs. It feels like I've heard it way too many times.
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