#robo $ROBO Many people see ROBO, and the first reaction is still 'AI + robot concept'. But what I am more concerned about recently is another point: it is actually trying to formalize in advance the matter of 'how machines participate in economic activities'.
If in the future there are truly a large number of robots and AI agents performing tasks, collecting revenues, and completing collaborations, they will need not only smarter models but also identity, payment, verification, and rules.
From this perspective, ROBO is not betting on short-term emotions but rather on a longer-term issue: will machines become the next class of economic participants.
If in the future there are truly a large number of robots and AI agents performing tasks, collecting revenues, and completing collaborations, they will need not only smarter models but also identity, payment, verification, and rules.
From this perspective, ROBO is not betting on short-term emotions but rather on a longer-term issue: will machines become the next class of economic participants.