Hyperbolic CEO: The future of AI lies in collaboration to build a Decentralization intelligent network.

On September 20, during an event on growth hacking, Jasper Zhang, co-founder and CEO of Hyperbolic, delivered a speech on the theme "The Future of AI Lies in Collaboration." He used his company as an example to explore the technical challenges faced by the Decentralization AI ecosystem, potential solutions, and future development prospects.

Zhang pointed out that AI, as the most advanced and promising technology today, has been widely applied in various fields such as social media, finance, and transportation. He emphasized that distributed computing resources can significantly enhance the performance of AI. After establishing a high-quality centralized operating system, users can participate in AI computing by contributing their own computing resources, thus forming a Decentralization ecosystem.

However, Zhang also admitted that AI technology still faces many challenges in terms of performance optimization, verification mechanisms, and data privacy protection. In response to these issues, he proposed corresponding solutions. At the same time, he particularly emphasized the key role of collaboration in promoting AI technology innovation and ecosystem development, believing that this will help build a more open, efficient, and secure AI ecosystem.

Looking ahead, Zhang predicts that the development of AI will no longer be limited to a single large model but will evolve into a collaborative network composed of thousands of AI agents. Each agent will focus on solving problems in specific areas. He believes that future AI will achieve modularization, networking, and high intelligence, ultimately forming a super-intelligent network.

This speech took place during a two-day growth hacking camp event. The event focused on growth strategies, aiming to inspire collective wisdom and explore the essence of marketing together. It invited top projects and renowned venture capitalists that have achieved significant growth in the past six months to engage in in-depth discussions around core themes such as personal branding and influence, marketing strategies, community culture and organic growth, as well as Web2 user acquisition and retention.