Current AI tools are quite powerful. @OpenledgerHQ is a decentralized AI platform that makes AI more transparent and fair, where those who contribute content get their share. 📢 The core philosophy is summed up in four words: Emphasize Ownership! It’s no longer "You give me data, I give you loneliness," but rather: You provide content, and if AI uses it, it must give you credit, acknowledge your contribution, and even share profits. I looked at a bunch of their ideas, and many can really be monetized. Let me give you two examples: 1⃣ "AI version of Zhihu + ChatGPT": Onchain Kaito Imagine you ask, "Can I still buy Ethereum?" Kaito will organize discussions from real users on Reddit, YouTube, and Substack, summarize the viewpoints, and tell you who said what and where it came from, instead of making things up. The key point is—original authors can also earn from their data contributions, not like now where they are "exploited by AI." 2⃣ "Web3 version of Fireflies": A reliable meeting assistant. Regular meeting assistants can only transcribe and summarize. This one is different; it can identify who said what, assign tasks, and even provide sources of information. This is much more reliable for medical and legal meetings. Moreover, all data ownership is clear, and it won’t be used by the platform to "secretly train their own AI." 📢 OpenLedger is not the next ChatGPT, but a base for building AI. It allows every knowledge contributor to have a name, a trace, and a profit. As AI becomes more competitive, only by truly implementing a mechanism where "those who contribute, benefit" can we avoid a situation where the whole world feeds models, and in the end, the profits are all taken by a few big companies. What OpenLedger wants to do is to bring this future forward. #OpenLedger @cookiedotfun @KaitoAI