The thorny road of AI entrepreneurship vs the vitality of crypto startups
In the AI field, creating truly valuable products often comes with a predetermined outcome: either being acquired by a giant (which is not too bad), or watching helplessly as a large model company uses a single feature to crush you (incredibly frustrating).
Crypto entrepreneurship is different. You have the opportunity to issue tokens, go through TGE fundraising routes, and even list on exchanges to gain market liquidity. This simply does not exist in the AI startup world — those capital interests are mainly interested in your technology and team, and the token incentive system is completely irrelevant.
In other words, if you can develop something truly useful in the crypto space, you control your own destiny; in the AI field, you're just repeatedly testing the margins of working for others. This perhaps explains why so many smart people are flocking to Web3.
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The thorny road of AI entrepreneurship vs the vitality of crypto startups
In the AI field, creating truly valuable products often comes with a predetermined outcome: either being acquired by a giant (which is not too bad), or watching helplessly as a large model company uses a single feature to crush you (incredibly frustrating).
Crypto entrepreneurship is different. You have the opportunity to issue tokens, go through TGE fundraising routes, and even list on exchanges to gain market liquidity. This simply does not exist in the AI startup world — those capital interests are mainly interested in your technology and team, and the token incentive system is completely irrelevant.
In other words, if you can develop something truly useful in the crypto space, you control your own destiny; in the AI field, you're just repeatedly testing the margins of working for others. This perhaps explains why so many smart people are flocking to Web3.