The competition in the field of artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly fierce, with tech giants engaged in a fierce struggle. Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently made sharp criticisms of Apple, accusing it of favoring OpenAI's ChatGPT in the App Store rankings while suppressing his own AI product, Grok. Musk announced that he would file a lawsuit over this and has taken a series of countermeasures, including granting free access to Grok for global users.

At the same time, the CEO of OpenAI did not back down and countered Musk's actions on the X platform. This war of words between the giants reflects the intensity of competition in the AI field and highlights the struggle for dominance in AI.

Against the backdrop of this dispute, the direction of AI technology development has sparked widespread discussion. At a recent consensus conference held in Hong Kong, industry insiders generally believe that combining AI technology with blockchain, known as "on-chain AI", will become an important development direction for the future of Web3.

It is worth noting that in this battle among giants, some emerging projects are also seeking breakthroughs. For example, a project called Allindoge has recently upgraded to "on-chain AI executor," aiming to play a role in data scraping, investment research, and decision-making, attempting to bridge the gaps in Web3 applications. With its practical tools and low entry barriers, the project is attracting the attention of retail investors.

With the rapid development of AI technology and the continuous expansion of application scenarios, we can foresee that the future Web3 intelligent era will bring more innovations and opportunities. Whether it is technology giants or emerging projects, they are all seeking their own positioning and breakthrough in this field full of possibilities. This competition in AI concerns not only the advancement of technology but will also profoundly impact the future landscape of the internet.