🧐 AI cannot only belong to Silicon Valley | Kava is giving it back to each of us —

Imagine a reality:

The AI you are using is a black box of tech giants.

You feed it data, and it extracts value from you; the model is closed, decision-making is opaque, and no one takes responsibility.

Even more absurd is — you can't even know "what it has learned."

This is the AI world we live in now.

I once said: AI can be decentralized; it’s just that no one is willing to relinquish power until a project is willing to "speak with real products."

Forbes' latest article "Decentralized AI: Breaking Out of the Tech Giants' 'Walled Garden'" describes it as a "walled garden," beautiful yet oppressive, where innovation is monopolized by elites, and users can only serve as data fuel.

But this wall is starting to loosen.

Kava @KAVA_CHAIN is not just here to "tell a story," but to directly launch an on-chain GPT:

In the past two months, Kava has brought an on-chain ChatGPT to the forefront of Web3, usable without a wallet: user numbers have surpassed 100,000, not relying on airdrops to inflate numbers, but on genuine AI usage demand.

This is not a "gimmick," but a paradigm shift.

The model is open-source, anyone can audit how it reasons,

The data is on-chain, with all inputs and outputs traceable;

The agents are user-driven, not remotely controlled by giants,

Kava even proposed the concept of "Open-Weight" —

Not only DeFi contracts can be audited, but the parameters of AI models can also be transparently disclosed, allowing the public to view and verify the internal parameters of AI models, just like publicly auditing smart contracts on Ethereum.

It's like we finally opened the kitchen of AI, no longer being kept in the dark while consuming "algorithm-cooked dishes."

Kava co-founder Scott Stuart once said: "The future of AI does not belong to any one company."

This sounds like a slogan, but think about OpenAI's copyright issues, Meta's hallucination models, Google's chaotic AI search answers —

We are finding it increasingly difficult to trust these closed-source systems.

And true trust must be built on the foundation of "I can see it, I can verify it, and I can participate."

Kava proves that this is not idealism, but a reality that can be achieved technologically.

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