The AI programming platform on ICP, caffeine ai, is truly impressive. You can directly input your requirements, and the AI will deploy it on the ICP blockchain, then return the corresponding APP link to you. The key point is that you can also keep the data to continuously update and iterate the app. Currently, the daily active users are around a few hundred. If you think I'm bragging, you can try it yourself to find out (both Chinese and English are acceptable).
ICP 2.0, DFNITY 2.0 and Caffeine (automated writing application)
Hello everyone, In this article, I will share many developments and plans that are crucial to the Internet Computer ecosystem. In the past few months, I have been using the term 'Internet Computer 2.0', which is increasingly related to the importance of hosting self-written applications (which users create through non-technical interactions with artificial intelligence) and providing mainstream cloud capabilities. But there are other changes, including DFINITY 2.0, ongoing work to create for-profit enterprises in the ecosystem, and plans to promote network token economics deflation optimization.
A chart going around shows zero in the 2 years and above dissolving row, and the thread is reading it as conviction. It is not. No neuron on the Internet Computer can hold more than 2 years of dissolve delay. We sorted the entire neuron index by remaining delay and read the
On 24 October the Internet Computer burned 2,196.03 ICP buying cycles. For scale, an ordinary day earlier this month ran between 500 and 800 ICP. We know because we pulled every burn transaction of those days one at a time. The rest of the days burn was 2.62 ICP in transaction
Swedens Government Offices decided to block ChatGPT and Claude after a security review, directing civil servants to use only Microsoft Copilot on service computers. The world needs an alternative. $ICP = World Computer
Two days ago we reported messages on the Internet Computer up 29% and said we could not tell where. Now we can. We pulled the message rate for all 42 subnets, 45 days each, and compared 13 September to 12 October against 13 to 24 October. 36 of the 42 subnets rose. The median
Messages executed on the Internet Computer are up 29% against the previous month. We checked whether that is real. Comparing the same daily series across two windows, 13 September to 12 October against 13 to 23 October: messages per second 4,579 to 5,912, up 29.1% cycles per