AI is changing the underlying civilization, and the vesting of intelligent assets still needs to be addressed.

Amid the rapid development of artificial intelligence globally, a long-ignored issue is gradually coming to the forefront: the construction of AI relies on large-scale human collaboration, yet its value distribution structure remains severely imbalanced. The original assets that support the growth of models, such as data, labels, feedback, and behaviors, are still difficult to trace, establish rights, and incentivize.

Today, AI has evolved from a mere technological achievement into the refinement of distributed productive forces. Who is participating? Who should own it? Who should benefit? The answers to these questions will directly determine the shape of the future AI economy.

Against this backdrop, a reconstruction solution combining AI and Web3 has emerged: a full-stack, AI-native blockchain platform. This platform allows participants to build, contribute value, and reap rewards from artificial intelligence, open and accessible to everyone.

The goal of this platform is to establish a brand new order of intelligent assets, allowing key assets such as data, models, and agents to be registered, authorized, verified, and profit-distributed, forming the "on-chain property layer" and "value distribution layer" of the AI era.

The first publicly available on-chain data rights confirmation system testnet launched

On May 19, 2025, a new public test network officially launched, opening channels for the creation, collaboration, and monetization of AI for all blockchain developers. This testnet is the first public entry point for the blockchain, serving as underlying 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 exceeded 3.2 million, with daily active accounts surpassing 1.4 million, of which 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 their autonomous datasets on-chain and mint data ownership certificates, endowing them with traceable, marketable, and profit-sharing asset attributes, thus changing the traditional situation where data relied upon by AI is implicitly plundered and lacks pricing rights.

The co-founder and CEO of the platform stated: "AI is evolving driven by the data of billions of users, but the vast majority of these individuals have neither been authorized nor compensated. We are not just another blockchain project; it is a call for systemic reflection and collective action. Our data service platform has already achieved 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: the licensing that converts vesting into revenue, revenue distribution, and royalty vault; a permissionless testnet that adopts open-source protocols; and pipeline registration, provenance tracking, and proof of contribution for automated revenue sharing.

This testnet synchronization introduces over 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 the platform's developer platform to help more users easily call and deploy intelligent models."

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

The data service platform will launch public testing on May 27. This is a pioneering 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 quarter, the approved data reached 289,000 entries with an accuracy rate of 92%, while in the second quarter, it surpassed 2.55 million entries with an accuracy rate increased to 95%.

This new platform addresses the long-standing issue of missing AI infrastructure in the blockchain ecosystem, providing a full-stack AI development and collaboration platform for global developers, and achieving the confirmation of AI asset ownership, trading, and revenue sharing through Web3 protocol mechanisms. This marks a fundamental reconstruction of AI production relations and is the starting point of the decentralized AI era.