# Сопутствующие статьи по теме AI

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "AI", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Soaring Up to 753%! Huobi HTX Releases 'Huobi's Top Picks' January Asset Gains List: Capturing Alpha Against the Trend, Multi-Sector Assets Outperform the Market

Huobi HTX, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has released its "Huobi Selected" list of top-performing assets for January 2026, highlighting significant gains across multiple sectors despite a generally bearish and uncertain market. In a challenging environment with declining liquidity and falling mainstream crypto prices, the exchange's curated selection strategy focused on assets with strong community backing and clear narratives. New listings like RIVER and DUSK saw massive gains, with RIVER surging 422.4% and DUSK skyrocketing 753.3% after listing. Meme coins were a standout sector. PEPE rose 82.1%, BONK increased 78.1%, and BROCCOLI (CZ’s Dog) jumped 188.6%. Huobi HTX also gained an edge by listing Chinese meme coins like "币安人生" and "我踏马来了" weeks ahead of competitors, which saw gains of 172.7% and 441.7%, respectively. The AI and cross-chain sectors also performed well. VIRTUAL, an AI Agent protocol, grew 90.3%, while RIVER, a cross-chain stablecoin system, was a top performer. In privacy and DeFi, DUSK's 753% surge led the way, followed by ZKP (up 103.7%) and GWEI (up 157.9%). The report concludes that even in a bear market, alpha opportunities exist. Huobi HTX emphasizes its commitment to a professional, long-term asset selection strategy to help users identify high-potential projects across emerging narratives.

marsbit02/06 08:29

Soaring Up to 753%! Huobi HTX Releases 'Huobi's Top Picks' January Asset Gains List: Capturing Alpha Against the Trend, Multi-Sector Assets Outperform the Market

marsbit02/06 08:29

Interview with ZetaChain Lead Jessie Zhang: Reclaiming Humanity's Right to Think Between Decentralization and AI

Interview with Jessie Zhang, Head of Incubation and Investment at ZetaChain, discussing the intersection of decentralization and AI, and the importance of reclaiming human cognitive sovereignty. ZetaChain, initially known for cross-chain interoperability, evolved in 2025 from building foundational infrastructure to focusing on real-world applications, connecting major blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. The team began exploring how blockchain could address growing concerns around AI, particularly data privacy and centralized control. Jessie highlights the risks of AI-driven "cognitive centralization," where user data—including intentions, emotions, and preferences—is concentrated in few platforms, threatening individual autonomy. Examples like OpenAI retaining deleted user chats and past incidents of algorithmic manipulation (e.g., Facebook influencing elections) underscore the urgency. ZetaChain’s response is Anuma, a private AI platform built as a "personal memory layer." Anuma acts as a privacy-first AI管家 (butler) that manages user data locally, allowing interaction with models like ChatGPT or Claude without surrendering personal information. It ensures data sovereignty, prevents context fragmentation across AI tools, and safeguards independent thinking. Jessie emphasizes that privacy is an architectural imperative, not just a feature, and that blockchain’s trustless, ownership-based model is critical for AI ethics. Anuma, while built on ZetaChain, targets mainstream users with seamless Web2-like体验, reflecting ZetaChain’s vision: invisible infrastructure delivering tangible value. The core message: AI should enhance human capability without compromising cognitive autonomy. In an era of intelligent systems, preserving the right to think independently is both a technological and moral necessity.

marsbit02/06 05:53

Interview with ZetaChain Lead Jessie Zhang: Reclaiming Humanity's Right to Think Between Decentralization and AI

marsbit02/06 05:53

The First Snowfall in the Crypto Industry of 2026

In February 2026, the crypto industry faces a severe downturn, marked by capital flight, collapsing narratives, and a loss of faith. A meeting with a VC friend in Beijing sets the tone: investment has stalled for half a year, and even committed believers are questioning the future. The announcement of Kyle Samani, a key figure at Multicoin Capital, leaving the industry signals a deeper crisis. The collapse is attributed to the end of an era of cheap money, as global liquidity recedes and risk assets—including cryptocurrencies—plunge simultaneously. Bitcoin’s narrative as "digital gold" crumbles as it correlates closely with tech stocks, amplifying rather than hedging risk. The Web3 application narrative also falters, overshadowed by the rise of AI, which has captured capital and talent, leaving crypto’s promises looking increasingly hollow. Projects like Entropy and Bit[.]com shut down, while Gemini downsizes drastically. Developers shift focus to AI, and social media fills with nostalgia for the 2021 bull market. The upcoming Consensus conference in Hong Kong highlights the industry’s search for direction amid the wreckage. Yet, amid the despair, there is hope for a quieter, more grounded future. Blockchain technology may find practical, niche applications—in supply chain finance or digital identity—without the hype of get-rich-quick schemes. The path forward requires patience, introspection, and a commitment to solving real problems, not chasing fantasies.

marsbit02/06 02:15

The First Snowfall in the Crypto Industry of 2026

marsbit02/06 02:15

Dialogue with a16z Co-founder: AI, Entrepreneurship, Fairness, and 'American Opportunity'

In a podcast interview, a16z co-founder Ben Horowitz discusses the transformative impact of AI, the state of entrepreneurship, and societal challenges. He believes AI is rapidly reshaping the economy and startup landscape, with significant industry changes expected within 12-24 months due to existing internet infrastructure enabling fast deployment. The biggest risk to progress is not technology but policy, particularly overregulation that could hinder innovation. Horowitz argues that while AI may increase inequality through a "Kobe Bryant effect"—amplifying returns for top performers—it also democratizes access to tools like education, legal advice, and mentorship via smartphones. He emphasizes that absolute fairness is less critical than ensuring opportunities for upward mobility, citing historical examples where automation created new jobs despite displacing old ones. On entrepreneurship, he explains how a16z differentiated itself by focusing on serving founders' needs—providing knowledge, networks, and confidence—rather than traditional VC prestige. He also shares insights from management icon Andy Grove, stressing the psychological challenges of leadership, such as making tough decisions like reorganizations. Horowitz highlights AI's potential in fields like software development (boosting productivity) and creative industries (enabling new art forms), and discusses a16z's collaboration with the Las Vegas Police Department to deploy AI-driven public safety solutions, reducing crime and improving efficiency. He concludes by reflecting on the importance of mentorship, recalling how an early career opportunity changed his life.

比推02/05 21:47

Dialogue with a16z Co-founder: AI, Entrepreneurship, Fairness, and 'American Opportunity'

比推02/05 21:47

AI Trust Crisis Escalates, Blockchain Becomes an Indispensable 'Anti-Counterfeiting Layer'

AI systems are disrupting the internet, which was designed for human-scale interactions, by making it difficult to distinguish between human and machine-generated content, identities, and transactions. The core issue is the lack of a native method to differentiate humans from AI while preserving privacy and usability. Blockchain technology offers critical solutions through five key mechanisms: 1. AI can cheaply mimic human behavior at scale, but decentralized proof-of-personhood systems (e.g., World ID) increase the marginal cost of impersonation by enforcing uniqueness and scarcity. 2. Decentralized identity systems shift control from centralized platforms to users, reducing single points of failure and enhancing security and censorship resistance. 3. AI agents require portable, universal "passports" to operate across platforms without being locked into specific ecosystems, enabled by blockchain-based identity layers. 4. Existing payment systems are inadequate for AI agent-scale transactions; blockchain enables micro-payments, smart contracts, and programmable revenue sharing suitable for machine-to-machine commerce. 5. Privacy and security are intertwined: zero-knowledge proofs allow verification of attributes without exposing personal data, denying AI the raw materials needed for imitation. In summary, blockchain restores trust, raises impersonation costs, protects human-scale interactions, decentralizes identity, enforces privacy by default, and provides native economic infrastructure for AI agents—making it an essential layer for an AI-native internet.

比推02/05 15:30

AI Trust Crisis Escalates, Blockchain Becomes an Indispensable 'Anti-Counterfeiting Layer'

比推02/05 15:30

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