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The groundbreaking and controversial work by Google DeepMind, with David Silver as a coauthor, suggests that future AI generations will need to go beyond training on human sources. Instead, AI agents will generate their experiences of training by learning through interaction with environments, with the accent on learning by doing and not learning by downloading.

If this scenario is legitimate, it does imply something beyond just an improvement of AI: it embodies the very assumption—a little poke at existing AI models (OpenAI and Meta, among others) that are too strong believers in centralized human-generated datasets. That method has its own limitations: legal, ethical, and computational.

But what would happen if AI were to evolve just like life? What if it could create, adapt, and optimize without our content? 

Now picture this self-learning, ever-evolving AI embedded in a decentralization-true world...

Web3 is such that users own the data, not tech giants.

Training in decentralized AI occurs on nodes, environments, and agents, such that no one closes the doors behind them.

Rather than scraping data from the internet, we create on-chain experiences, simulated worlds, and peer-to-peer learning networks so AIs collaboratively evolve.

This introduces a path toward autonomous AI systems governed not by Big Tech but by open protocols, blockchain coordination, and tokenized incentives.

The Era of Experience + Web3 = A future where intelligence is not only artificial but is also decentralized.

Ready for it?

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Toronto, May 2025 
                    From time to time, something or other happens that deeply upsets the very foundation of the crypto world, not with merely beautiful hype, but with a meaningful purpose. Consensus 2025, scheduled to take place in Toronto this May, is shaping itself as that very mark. Born as a niche meet-up back in 2015, today, this is the most prominent annual event in the crypto sector, and this year, it is not only stars like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Cardano that get to shine-Pi Network gets to step in with a timely significance.

This city of steel and blockchain innovation will see the gathering of builders, investors, and pioneers by the thousands. For Pi Network, having for too long withstood skepticism but never keeping silence, it's not just the mere act of being at Consensus; it's an act of standing up for the future of digital assets and decentralized inclusion.

The Pi Network Founder At The Table

The Pi community exploded with excitement when Dr. Nicolas Kokkalis, the Head of Technology and the visionary behind Pi Network, made his attendance at Consensus 2025 known via X.

 This is not just another panel appearance; this is Pi entering a dialogue alongside the developers who have coded the very foundations of Web3.

Dr. Kokkalis is expected to talk about real utilities-based ecosystem, progress on Open Mainnet, and real-world crypto adoption-things Pi has worked for but not properly built over the years-while others, like Charles Hoskinson (Cardano), will provide insights into scalability and decentralization, and Eric Trump will introduce AmericanBTC, a new Bitcoin mining company.

It Matters Right Now What Pi Does

While Bitcoin is still leading as a store of value and Ethereum innovates the smart contract infrastructure, Pi is doing something that might be equally important: making cryptocurrency accessible. With more than 70 million users and a mobile-first approach, Pi has become the biggest global experiment in democratizing crypto, notably in regions where blockchain adoption is still emerging.

Its presence at Consensus is an assertion: crypto goes beyond programmers, whales, and VC-backed projects. It is about the everyday guy with a phone, a network, and a dream of financial independence. 

The Road Ahead: What Crypto Will Be

The rapid growth of Web 3 into AI, data ownership, and decentralized infrastructure demands a fast pace rarely seen in the past. This year at Consensus, huge infrastructure players like Utila, Web3 MLOps trailblazers like Dysnix, and some of the most novel data ownership networks like Vana will be on showcase. With its attendance, Pi is now at the center of where interoperability, identity, and utility will determine the next crypto cycle.

For the Pi ecosystem, this is more than just validation. It is a sign: in this case, a sign that the ecosystem is moving from closed beta into open conversation with the people shaping the next evolution of digital assets.

Final Thoughts

This year, something feels different as the crypto world converges in Toronto. The discussions are broader. The voices are more diverse. The future feels a little bit brighter. "We have always said Pi was a marathon, not a sprint. Now the world gets to see why we have been running all along." - Pioneer, Node Operator.
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