Web3 has never lacked information; what it lacks is consensus.

Blockchain solves the trust issue, while AI amplifies information production. However, there is a key judgment mechanism missing between the two—judging whether the information is true or false, and whether a person is trustworthy.

Sapien provides a new solution, what @JoinSapien is building is not another content platform, but a new type of "consensus engine."

Every labeling, verification, and staking in Sapien is a decentralized cognitive coordination.

This not only makes the data cleaner, but it is also putting the cognitive process on the blockchain, becoming a trusted infrastructure for AI training.

Ultimately, Web3 is not about owning data, but about having a say in the authenticity of that data.

Why do I see @JoinSapien as part of AI infrastructure?

You can think of Sapien as the Ethereum of the data world, not creating large models on its own, nor showing off to the end-users, but rather solidly standardizing, on-chaining, and tracking human consensus data.

This may not sound cool enough, but if you really understand AI, you know that the quality of the training data is far more important than the model parameters, and Sapien has made this process completely transparent and incentivized.

Behind every excellent model in the future, it may be written: Trained with Sapien-verified data.

This is a new credibility endorsement mechanism and a true AI narrative belonging to Web3.

What I least want to see is that even when it gets to ChatGPT-6, it will still talk nonsense. #sapien, keep it up!

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