No matter how smart AI gets, it can't withstand a fatal flaw—poor memory and being easily led astray.

Think about it, if the data that this thing learns from has been tampered with by a centralized platform, then no matter how intelligent it is, it can only produce garbage. Fake data input results in a "genius" output that is just a thick collection of lies.

Projects like Walrus are doing exactly this. Every time data is put on the blockchain, each byte has an identity card. Want to tamper with it? Sorry, the entire network can see through you. Verifiable storage isn't just a technical selling point; essentially, it’s like installing a "truthfulness detector" for AI.

In the long run, the key to AI competition isn't about whose chips are more powerful, but whether the "truth database" in their hands is robust enough. Storage solutions that ensure data integrity and traceability will become scarce resources.

WAL embodies this direction—using blockchain to solidify the foundation of AI data, transforming the entire system from "trust me" to "I can prove it." The digital infrastructure for the AI era is built step by step this way.