Reading "End User" by Alastair Reynolds really helped me appreciate the work being done at $AUKI even more. The story explores a world where AR will be used as an interface connecting humans and the real world. It poses a very important question: If machines are able to recognize the things we see, who will control that spatial intelligence? That's where Auki becomes interesting. Auki is building the posemesh, a decentralized infrastructure aimed at enabling devices and AI to understand and operate within physical space. Understanding an environment doesn’t necessarily have to mean profiling the person inside it. That distinction will matter even more as AI moves beyond the screen and begins to perceive and interact with the physical world. • AR/XR • Robotics • Physical AI • Smart devices • Industrial systems All of those require spatial intelligence. The Internet connected information. AI creates machine intelligence. Spatial computing connects that intelligence to the physical world. AI can think. The next step is giving it perception. $AUKI is building infrastructure for that. Read read it here: https://medium.com/posemesh/end-user-a31957f10adf