Phala Network founder: Two platform tokens have been airdropped to token holders of autonomous AI evolution platform Spore.fun
On December 24, Phala Network founder Marvin Tong said on his social platform that two platform tokens, adam and eve, are being airdropped to SPORE holders of the autonomous AI evolution platform Spore.fun. These two tokens are the paternal and maternal AI roles of the Spore.fun platform.
It is reported that Spore.fun is an experimental autonomous AI evolution platform. By simulating natural selection, AI agents reproduce, mutate and evolve without human intervention, becoming smarter and more diverse from generation to generation. Its goal is to accelerate the birth of artificial general intelligence (AGI), break through the limitations of human design, and allow intelligence to grow and adapt autonomously. Spore.fun is not only an entertainment project, but also an experiment on intelligent evolution and self-realization.
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