Recently, we shared a study on how Gen AI can enhance communication when used transparently ↗

It revealed something simple:

AI tools don’t need to be invisible. They need to be understood.

That led us to a familiar analogy. In decentralized finance, developers faced a similar challenge:‍

How do you scale interaction — without losing trust?

They found a way.
Layer 1 offers a solid foundation: verification, transparency, stability.
Layer 2 brings performance: scale, flexibility, affordability, and speed ↗

Periodically, Layer 2 anchors its state to Layer 1 — preserving trust through cryptographic proofs. Jack Dorsey even left Twitter to focus entirely on these principles through Block, Inc. — building scalable infrastructure where solving for trust is part of the design ↗

We’re aiming for the same thing. If we approach Gen AI in digital spaces responsibly — with verified sources, origin signals, and respect for the user — a new level of communication becomes possible. Precise. Honest. Meaningful.

And maybe, Antonio from Naples will finally explain to the world: why pineapple on pizza is a crime ↗

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