2026-01-15 03:34:26

Kindred is demonstrating how to truly bring AI to the masses. By integrating over 25 well-known IPs into the on-chain ecosystem, this approach significantly lowers the barrier to user participation. Most importantly, AI companions have evolved from proof-of-concept to sustainable interactive features. This is not just a simple technical showcase but a real transformation of user experience. When AI no longer remains a demo version but becomes part of daily interactions, it truly signifies technological maturity. For ordinary users wanting to explore AI+Web3, such an entry point is indeed much more friendly.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 8h ago

You really convinced me; that move with 25 IPs is indeed ruthless. Those previous demos were all showy, but now it's the real deal.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 8h ago

25 IP collaborations, this move is really fierce... finally it's no longer just on paper --- AI companions evolving from demos to daily tools, this is what I want to see, stop with those superficial things --- Lowering the barrier to entry sounds good, but the key is retention, will users really use it every day? --- Web3+AI has been around for a while, finally some practical gameplay, kudos to Kindred --- Having 25 well-known IPs can definitely attract attention, but ultimately it depends on whether the product itself can hold up --- From PoC to real usability, this progress is indeed fast, much more reliable than those PPT projects before --- I believe in user-friendliness for ordinary users, but it might just be another marketing gimmick, time will tell --- AI is no longer just a demo, this is worth pondering

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PumpAnalyst

· 8h ago

It looks pretty interesting, with 25 well-known IPs directly integrated. This approach definitely has a bit of a whale's style [thinking] But to be honest, from POS to real interaction, this move has indeed broken through previous support levels. I'm not just bragging; this is true risk control awareness. The key question is—will this wave of new users just become the next batch of leeks? The short-term outlook is bullish, but for the swing, we need to wait for data validation.

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