The current Web3 ecosystem faces a bottleneck: the execution efficiency and functionality expansion of smart contracts are limited. What if the ability to invoke AI models could be directly integrated into on-chain processes?

This is precisely the problem that the next-generation Layer1 aims to solve. On such platforms, developers can complete smart contract development and AI model invocation within a single on-chain workflow—without crossing multiple systems, avoiding complex integration costs. The core advantages are reflected in several aspects:

**Execution Layer**, a fully parallelized computing architecture significantly improves the processing speed of complex workloads, representing a qualitative leap over traditional sequential execution schemes.

**Application Layer**, this infrastructure is inherently suitable for high-performance scenarios such as AI, DeFi, and gaming finance. Developers migrating to a native AI platform do not need to bear additional costs, lowering the barrier to innovation.

More importantly, this marks a turning point in the evolution of dApps. Future decentralized applications will no longer be just a pile of smart contracts, but AI-powered smart contracts—capable of self-adaptation, learning, and making more complex decisions. Such Layer1 platforms are born precisely for this transformation.