When it comes to AI, most people's minds think of scenes from science fiction movies—a system that can see through everything, make decisions countless times faster than humans, and automatically execute commands. In simple terms, this is the so-called "Skynet." And isn't the current development trajectory of AI heading in that direction?

The only question boils down to: who controls it?

In the Web2 world, this kind of Skynet is centralized AI—model parameters are not public, data is locked on servers, and all decisions are made for you. You have no visibility into how it operates. For example, if it detects that $PENGU market is booming, it automatically suggests adjusting your investment portfolio. It sounds smart, but you're actually passive.

In the crypto space, the situation is completely reversed. Decentralized computing networks like projects such as $RENDER provide distributed computing infrastructure. Furthermore, autonomous agents like $ADX can execute actions directly on-chain—the most critical point is that the entire process is verifiable and stoppable. You have real control.

This also explains why recent AI-related crypto assets have performed so strongly. The market isn't interested in slogans like "We have AI," but in projects that are actually building infrastructure for automated decision-making.

Take AdEx's AURA module as an example; its logic is straightforward: AI scans the market in real-time, assesses risks, and offers suggestions, but the final execution is still in your hands—you review it before taking action.

This isn't something that will happen in the future. Skynet is already here. The only question is: do you own it, or are you owned by it?