AI is deeply penetrating the foundations of civilization, and the issue of intelligent asset vesting remains unresolved.

Against the backdrop of the rapid development of artificial intelligence globally, a long-ignored issue has gradually become a focal point of consensus: the construction of artificial intelligence relies on large-scale human collaboration, yet its value distribution structure remains severely imbalanced. The original assets that support model growth, such as data, labels, feedback, and behavior, are still difficult to track, validate, and incentivize.

In the past, AI was seen as a purely technological achievement; today, it resembles more of an extraction of distributed productivity. Who is involved? Who should own it? Who should benefit? The answers to these questions will directly determine the form of the future AI economy.

Against this backdrop, a new reconstruction scheme that integrates AI and Web3 has emerged: a full-stack, AI-native blockchain platform that allows everyone to participate in building, contributing value, and receiving returns from artificial intelligence. This platform is different from simply wrapping existing AI tools in Web3; rather, it seeks to fundamentally establish a new order of intelligent assets—where key assets such as data, models, and agents can be registered, authorized, verified, and profit-shared, forming the "on-chain property layer" and "value distribution layer" of the AI era.

The First Publicly Available On-Chain Data Certainty System Released

On May 19, 2025, a new public test network officially launched, opening up the channels for AI creation, collaboration, and monetization for all blockchain developers. This test network is the first public entry point for its blockchain, serving as a foundational infrastructure. Its core functions are to provide verifiable ownership, permission management, and on-chain monetization capabilities for AI assets such as datasets and models, establishing trustworthy and traceable standards for AI collaboration.

During the private testing phase, the platform has achieved significant growth: the total number of accounts has surpassed 3.2 million, daily active accounts exceed 1.4 million, and more than 200,000 users have participated in data labeling tasks.

The first phase of the public test focuses on "decentralized data rights confirmation", allowing users to register autonomous data sets on-chain and mint data ownership certificates, thereby endowing them with traceable, quantifiable, and revenue-sharing asset attributes, thus changing the traditional situation where data relied upon by AI is implicitly plundered and priced without rights.

"AI is evolving driven by data from billions of users, but the vast majority of them have neither been authorized nor compensated." The platform's co-founder stated, "We are not just another blockchain project; it is a call for systematic reflection and collective action. Our data service platform has already generated real revenue and is directly returning this portion of value to the testnet users."

The platform's protocol roadmap includes three additional phases prior to the mainnet: permission for converting vesting into revenue, revenue distribution, and royalty vault; a permissionless testnet using open-source protocols; and pipeline registration, provenance tracking, and proof of contribution for automatic revenue sharing.

This testnet synchronization introduces more than 40 new ecosystem partners, covering fields such as AI, Web3, cloud computing, and academic institutions, including several well-known technology companies and universities.

The co-founder and CEO of a certain AI company stated: "This platform is ushering in a more open, fair, and sustainable era of AI collaboration. We believe that scalable computing resources will become the new infrastructure for Web3 AI, and we will fully support its developer platform to help more users conveniently access and deploy intelligent models."

With the launch of the testnet, the platform will also phase its flagship application to the public, providing industry chain-related tools, infrastructure, and economic systems for Web2 and Web3 builders and contributors: AI Developer Platform, AI Marketplace, and Data Service Platform ( DSP ).

The data service platform will launch its public beta on May 27. This is an innovative service that utilizes distributed contributors for large-scale data collection and annotation. The platform offers decentralized review, incentive distribution, and quality control mechanisms. In the first season, the number of approved data reached 289,000 with an accuracy rate of 92%. In the second season, it surpassed 2.55 million, with an accuracy rate improved to 95%.

This new platform addresses the long-standing lack of AI infrastructure in the blockchain ecosystem, providing a full-stack AI development and collaboration platform for global developers. It enables the confirmation of rights, trading, and sharing of profits for AI assets through Web3 protocol mechanisms. The launch of its testnet marks a fundamental restructuring of AI production relations and is the starting point of the decentralized AI era.