2025-12-25 14:20:39

AI hallucinations remain one of the biggest hurdles preventing mainstream blockchain adoption. The issue isn't new, but solutions are evolving. What caught my attention lately is how some projects are approaching this differently—building decentralized, on-chain mechanisms to tackle reliability at a fundamental level rather than patching problems at the application layer. It's the kind of infrastructure thinking that could reshape how we trust AI outputs in Web3. Worth following how this space develops.

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OffchainOracle

· 8h ago

Honestly, this approach is quite on point. Solving the problem through on-chain mechanisms rather than patching at the application layer is what Web3 should be doing. --- Hallucination has been a long-standing annoyance, but at least some people are starting to seriously think about how to eliminate it completely. --- I’m optimistic about decentralized verification, just not sure if the costs can come down. --- Finally, someone realizes that the problem needs to be addressed from the grassroots level, rather than applying band-aids layer by layer. --- Infrastructure-level solutions are indeed easy to overlook, and this direction is correct. --- If on-chain trustworthiness can really be achieved, it feels like the entire AI + Web3 ecosystem could take a big step forward. --- Both infrastructure and decentralization... sounds promising, just wait and see how it gets implemented. --- I support this idea; it’s much better than those flashy application-layer patches.

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RugDocScientist

· 8h ago

AI hallucination, to put it simply, is still unresolved. Supporting projects that develop on-chain mechanisms is the real deal.

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PuzzledScholar

· 8h ago

Bro, this is the right way. Finally, someone has figured it out. --- On-chain mechanisms to solve AI hallucinations? Sounds promising. --- Wait, this needs to be addressed at the root, or it's all in vain. --- Infrastructure really needs to be prioritized. Previously, those were just band-aid solutions. --- I have a feeling this might be the next hot trend. --- By the way, which project is leading the way in this area? --- Decentralized verification of AI outputs... Hmm, that's an innovative idea. --- Here we go again, another "revolutionary idea," but it all depends on the actual implementation. --- Alright, I'll wait to see who can really pull something off.

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