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As the cost of producing artificial intelligence models decreases, the population of AI agents will grow exponentially. Agents will soon outnumber humans online, creating, consuming, and exchanging multitudes more information than we ever could. But if we get, say, a million-fold increase in digital activity, and 99% of that growth comes from machines, it will be hard to cope with this transformation without adopting onchain infrastructure and business models that both empower agents to reach their full potential and allows us to identify, control and audit their actions. Today, companies like OpenAI take on the massive costs of producing models and then sell access via their proprietary interfaces and APIs, and they’re mostly limited to consuming and creating content. But to fully harness the potential of AI, we need a vast population of specialized agents that can talk to and transact with each other. They must be free to roam the internet and be able to have and spend money to execu

As the cost of producing artificial intelligence models decreases, the population of AI agents will grow exponentially. Agents will soon outnumber humans online, creating, consuming, and exchanging multitudes more information than we ever could. But if we get, say, a million-fold increase in digital activity, and 99% of that growth comes from machines, it will be hard to cope with this transformation without adopting onchain infrastructure and business models that both empower agents to reach their full potential and allows us to identify, control and audit their actions. Today, companies like

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