The composability of DeFi is relatively simple, revolving around the flow of funds, with relatively unified standards.

Written by: Haotian

After reading this AI Layer1 report, you will find that the current DeAI track is in an early exploration phase characterized by "clear division of labor but insufficient collaboration."

Each project has its own entry point—Sentient focuses on model loyalty, Sahara AI concentrates on data rights confirmation, Ritual optimizes computing power allocation, Gensyn addresses AI training challenges, Bittensor builds incentive networks, and 0G focuses on storage infrastructure.

This development model of each project operating independently, while promoting the diversification of technological innovation, also exposes a core issue: decentralized AI has yet to find a true composability standard.

Just like the various DeFi protocols developed independently in their early stages, only forming an ecological explosion when liquidity mining and composability matured, AI Layer1 is also waiting for such a Lego-like collaborative moment to drive the arrival of a major upward trend.

The composability of DeFi is relatively simple—it's all about the flow of funds, with relatively unified standards. However, AI involves four dimensions: data, models, computing power, and storage, with different technical standards, verification mechanisms, and incentive models for each dimension, making it more challenging to achieve unified composability.

I believe that the moment of collaborative explosion for AI Layer1 may come from two directions: either a project becomes larger and stronger and establishes a de facto standard (for example, Bittensor's subnet model is already showing this trend), or a dedicated "protocol between protocols" emerges to specifically address interoperability issues between different AI Layer1s.

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