Seeing GAEA @aigaealabs turning "personal emotions" into "digital assets" is really an interesting idea: having been in this industry for a long time.

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I find the idea of GAEA @aigaealabs turning "personal emotions" into "digital assets" quite interesting:

After spending a long time in this industry,

you will notice a pattern:

AI breakthroughs often do not come from computing power,

but from filling in "the missing piece of the model."

For example, in the past few years, everyone has been focused on intelligence:

parameters, inference, compression, inference costs;

GAEA's perspective is quite unique:

its core idea is simple yet bold:

AI will become smarter, but can it really understand humans?

If it can't, then it will always be just a "tool";

if it can, then it may become a true "collaborator."

So GAEA has changed the approach,

by allowing users to contribute the "raw materials" of emotions—

sounds, text, expressions, physiological signals;

then using an engine called Godhood Engine,

to "compress human emotions into assets" and feed them to AI,

enabling it to truly possess the ability to "understand humans."

In simple terms,

it transforms "human emotions" into a type of digital asset,

and then feeds this asset to AI,

allowing "perceptual ability" to be quantified and invoked just like computing power.

The significance of this lies not in the technology, but in the structure:

1) For the first time, humans have turned "emotions" into a type of digital asset

that can not only be invoked but also settled.

2) The growth of AI's capabilities is no longer a closed system, but an ecosystem co-built with humans

where those who contribute emotions will share in the value generated by AI in the future.

3) Beyond the computing power war, GAEA has opened a new line of competition: who can provide high-quality "mental data."

This is the first time,

that human subjective experience has become a capability that can be settled and invoked.

AI outputs "understanding humans,"

while contributors gain benefits from "emotional value,"

as if a "emotional economic order" has emerged that has never existed in human civilization.

I am very curious how far this idea can go; what does everyone think?

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