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Demand Abstraction Based on Intent-centric and AI Agent.md #2078
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Thanks for the application. Your first milestone looks similar to #2007. Could you list a few papers regarding demand abstraction that you want to research as part of the application? Also, we usually don't support the initial research phase of a project.
Dear @Noc2: Thanks for your kindly review and inquiry! Our demand abstraction is based on the concept of intent-centric which is first proposed by Paradigm, and now many crypto projects, ventures, and communities are doing research to study it like Anoma, Particle Network, YBB Capital, CMCC Global. As for the academia, many research has also been done about intent-based networking, which is similar to intent-centric although it mainly focuses on the area of communication network. We have conducted initial industry research and we plan to further dive deep into this space to do more scientific and systematic research, so we apply for your grant. Any other questions feel free to ask us. Thanks a lot! |
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Thanks for the application, @mryings. I have a few issues with the application.
- As David already pointed out, we don't usually fund the intial research phase of a project.
- Your main value proposition is an agent that can generate intents/transactions from natural language. I would like to see more details of how this is accomplished before committing funds to this. It's simple to build a parser that converts known phrases to known transactions, but a general purpose agent needs a lot of background knowledge.
- You are mentioning a lot of complex technical concepts without any details, such as zk proofs. The application needs a lot more details.
- Since you are mentioning Partisia: which parts of this grant are Polkadot-specific? I would suggest that you apply for the Polkadot-specific parts with this application.
Dear @semuelle: Thanks for your kindly review and inquiries! We have done some research to write this research proposal and make sure it's feasible and reasonable. We can do more research to dive deep into details after getting funding. We are confident and competent to finish our research and reach our goal, but it takes a lot of work and expenditure, so we need the grant to do so. Any other questions feel free to ask us. Thanks a lot! |
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Thanks for the reply, @mryings. I understand that this is a research grant you are looking for. However, it currently reads more like a loose collection of vaguely related ideas.
- The proposal you have linked to is completely EVM-centered and I don't see any Substrate/Polkadot-specific research or results. - You have specified delivering a mobile app and an ink! smart contract, but no word on the scope or tech stack.
- I don't see the phrases "demand abstraction" or "Decentralised AI agent" in the linked proposal. I would expect to find some previous work on these somewhere; if you have any articles, blog posts, research diaries, etc. to share about this, that would help a lot.
I'm closing this application due to inactivity. Let us know if we should reopen it. |
Dear @semuelle: Thanks for your review and sorry for the late response as we are investigating your inquiries and applying for blockchain academy. Regarding your critiques:
We will deploy our project on Polkadot blockchain and Substrate ecosystem. We will support both EVM chains in Solidity and non-EVM chains in Rust. I previously discussed with Tim Dobie when we applied for the blockchain academy and he also fully endorsed our plan.
Our demand abstraction is based on intent-centric, and upgrades intent-centric to support understanding and meeting higher level of user demands via AI agent and AA. For intent-centric, feel free to review: Intent: The Start of Intelligent Web3 Interactions, Intent-Based Architectures and Their Risks For AI agent, feel free to review: Enhancing AI Agents With User-centric Model, Bill Gates says AI agents will send a "shock wave" through the tech industry Feel free to review our latest research proposal in deck version for better understanding. Thanks a lot! |
Sure @Noc2 please reopen this issue. Thanks a lot! |
Thanks for the update and all the effort you put into this. However, the grants committee decided today not to go ahead with the application. Independent of it, we wish you all the best for your project. Let us know if you have any questions. |
Project Abstract
Empowered by Web3 and AI agents, we enable a better new way of user interaction from Web2 based on Apps to Web3 based on the demand of users called demand abstraction. Users just need to express their needs and then directly get what they want without going through specific Apps by themselves in a fully natural, straightforward and convenient way.
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