A methodology to predict the next mainstream narrative: stand on the shoulders of giants and look at their intersections. Vitalik, Solana’s infrastructure fanatic @mert, Polygon’s soul @sandeepnailwal, former Coinbase CTO @balajis, and others are all unanimously optimistic about the privacy narrative. However, privacy projects with enough sexy micro-innovations are rare, and @AnumaAI is one of them. Incubated by @ZetaChain, Anuma is a consumer-grade application built under the ZetaChain 2.0 architecture. Its innovation lies in addressing the current issues of privacy leaks, fragmentation, and lack of interoperability in the crypto AI ecosystem. At first glance, it might sound confusing, but in plain terms: Anuma provides users with a unified entry point to access multiple mainstream AI models. Users own and control their AI chat memories without needing to switch apps or re-enter context. And all of this is achieved under the premise of privacy protection. ZetaChain doesn’t just play the role of an incubator; it also provides the complete infrastructure for @AnumaAI to realize its core functionalities. Veteran players might remember that ZetaChain was originally positioned as a cross-chain interoperability layer. Recently, it upgraded to version 2.0, with its core positioning now as an AI interoperability layer. In other words, it has evolved from “blockchain interoperability” to “AI interoperability.” On the product side, it has already launched — AI Portal: an entry point to access all integrated open-source AI models. Anuma is built on the AI interoperability layer under the ZetaChain 2.0 architecture, enabling privacy protection, data ownership (achieved through PML), and interoperability within the AI ecosystem. Finally, let’s talk about how to participate in the project: Anuma recently launched an AI points system. Complete related tasks to earn corresponding points. It’s still early, and this is the simplest and most straightforward way to get involved. That’s all.