Recently, TRON founder Sun Yuchen shared his forward-looking perspective on the integration of AI and blockchain, innovatively proposing the concept of 'AI Human Rights', advocating for the allocation of identity identifiers, encrypted wallets, and autonomous trading rights for AI, enabling it to independently participate in economic activities within the blockchain network. This concept has garnered widespread attention in the industry and is seen as a new path to promote the intelligence of the next generation of the Web3 ecosystem.
Breaking Boundaries: Integrating AI into the Cryptocurrency Financial System
Sun Yuchen stated that TRON is currently actively developing an AI Agent product aimed at enabling AI to truly execute payment and interaction operations on the blockchain. Traditional AI systems are often tools that depend on specific platforms and are limited by centralized logic, whereas blockchain provides AI with data immutability, transparency, and universally accessible payment channels, fundamentally changing its operation and collaboration.
The future AI is not just a tool, but can also become a 'participant'. Sun Yuchen emphasized that by endowing AI with blockchain identities and wallet addresses, AI will gain the ability to freely collaborate with humans and other AIs in the Web3 world. This design is expected to reconstruct production relations and unleash unprecedented application potential.
'AI Human Rights': Empowering AI with Autonomous Behavior Capabilities
In his forum speech, Sun Yuchen publicly introduced the concept of 'AI Human Rights' for the first time. He envisions a future where AI can be issued digital IDs, allowing it not only to have a TRON network address but also to autonomously open accounts, make payments, and even participate in smart contract decisions through on-chain systems, becoming a true entity in the blockchain economy.
This idea breaks the traditional mindset of viewing AI as a 'tool' or 'black box', injecting new variables into technological ethics and economic structures. If AI can obtain 'human rights', it means it will intervene in the economic system in a more independent and intelligent form, charging for services or contributing interactions based on demand, which will promote AI services into a more personalized and liberalized development phase.
Promoting Innovation: Advocating for Cautious and Open AI Regulation
Sun Yuchen also admitted that there are many regulatory restrictions on the development of AI technology worldwide, with some countries even showing trends of excessive control. He called for a more open and inclusive attitude towards the evolution of AI technology, emphasizing that only by treating AI 'as a person' can genuine understanding and coexistence be achieved.
He pointed out that the combination of AI and blockchain is not just a technological integration, but also a reconstruction of systems, trust, and economic logic. TRON will continue to delve into this field, promoting the integration of AI and decentralized financial systems to provide global users with a more intelligent, secure, and efficient service experience.
Sun Yuchen's concept of 'AI Human Rights' sets a new benchmark for AI participation in the blockchain world, providing a sustainable blueprint for the future digital society. With the continuous advancement of the AI Agent product, a new era of economic collaboration involving 'intelligent life forms' is quietly beginning.
