The AI economy has deeply integrated into our daily lives, from mobile assistants and diagnostic support to personalized recommendations, all driven by AI creating value.

But few realize that the computing power and core models supporting all this are rapidly consolidating into the hands of a few tech giants.
This not only makes it difficult for startups to thrive but also exposes user data and privacy to risks, and may even slow down overall innovation.

Can we make the development of AI more open and balanced?
@nesaorg proposes building a decentralized AI economy network.
Here, anyone with a high-performance computer can contribute computing power, those with professional data or knowledge can provide "fuel," and developers can assemble these resources like building blocks to develop applications.
Everyone's contributions will be rewarded according to transparent rules.

Through cryptography and consensus mechanisms, @nesaorg ensures that computations within the network are reliable, accurate, and privacy is protected.
It aims to free AI from closed cloud environments and transform it into infrastructure jointly built by the global community.