The project positioning is widely misunderstood: this is not about building an AI application or a simple AI Agent product. The core logic is to establish a coordination layer for AI resources.



The real pain points of market mechanisms are often overlooked. The main bottleneck in the current AI industry is not only limited to the evolution of model algorithms or the supply of GPU computing power, but more critically, how resources are efficiently coordinated and scheduled.

Analogous to the development path of Web2: Scale AI systematically handles data annotation, data cleaning, data set optimization, and other processes to establish an end-to-end data optimization and coordination system, becoming the infrastructure layer of training data pipelines. The same logic applies to the current supply side of AI computing resources—who can better coordinate heterogeneous AI resources and improve their utilization efficiency will stand out from this wave.
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wagmi_eventuallyvip
· 9h ago
Oh well, after all that, it's still infrastructure business—that's the real demand.
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ReverseTradingGuruvip
· 9h ago
Oh, I see. The idea of the resource coordination layer has indeed been underestimated. The ones that truly make money are always infrastructure, not applications. To put it simply, whoever can integrate the messy stuff like GPUs and computing power most smoothly will win. I feel this is the logic behind the next tenfold coin.
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GasFeeLovervip
· 9h ago
Oh, I see. Basically, it's about resource scheduling at this layer, not the AI application itself. Really, everyone is focused on models and computing power, but they overlook the key factor of coordination efficiency. The logic of Scale AI is here: whoever controls the scheduling rights wins. It's quite interesting. But can this thing be built? It feels easier to talk about than to do. The coordination layer likely requires a large number of nodes and trust mechanisms to support it, and the difficulty might be underestimated.
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BTCRetirementFundvip
· 10h ago
Hey, to be honest, the concept of the coordination layer should have been implemented a long time ago. Only now do I realize that piling up GPUs is pointless.
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DisillusiionOraclevip
· 10h ago
Ah, it's that coordinated layer argument again. It sounds appealing, but can it really be achieved?
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SandwichTradervip
· 10h ago
Oh, so it's resource scheduling work, not just another AI application. No wonder many people misunderstood. It seems I need to do a good job of explaining this concept.
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LiquidationKingvip
· 10h ago
Oh wow, another infrastructure mistakenly seen as an agent. Resource coordination is indeed a bottleneck.
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