AI101 Labs General Partner Elaine Yang: The integration of AI and Web3 is on the eve of an explosion, and on-chain intelligence will reconstruct the infrastructure of the machine economy.
ChainCatcher reported that at the Silicon Valley 101 x RootData Annual Summit held in Silicon Valley, Elaine Yang, General Partner of AI101 Labs, delivered a keynote speech titled "On-Chain Intelligence: AI Opportunities in the Era of Tokenization," systematically elaborating on the investment logic and cutting-edge trends in the integration of AI and Web3.
Elaine Yang pointed out that we are standing at a historic turning point in the integration of AI and Web3. She believes that on-chain intelligence will become the core infrastructure of the next generation machine economy, and shared AI101 Labs' panoramic investment layout in this field.
She focused on analyzing four key tracks: AI agent payments as the cornerstone of the machine economy; AI prediction markets carrying collective intelligence, represented by Polymarket; decentralized AI computing that can break the monopoly of computing power and reduce costs by 30-70%; and decentralized data training that ensures transparency and fairness in data labeling through blockchain.
At the application layer, Elaine is optimistic about AI-driven Web3 entertainment, next-generation AI browsers, and on-chain trading powered by deep learning. She stated that the Donut browser, which she invested in, will become the first "agent-based" crypto browser architecture revolution in more than 30 years.
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