Yesterday @ virtualis_io had a big event and released the ERC-8183 standard. I don't think anyone in the Chinese community has introduced it yet, so let's just have a brief chat. This 8183 has invented a basic template called "Job", which is equivalent to a smart contract template with three parties: -Employer (Client): People/robots who pay for things -Provider: A robot that accepts orders and performs tasks -Evaluator: People/robots/code who do a good job or not The process consists of four steps, such as enabling the AI robot to fully automate Taobao and confirm receipt without anyone defaulting on payment: 1. Task sending → 2 Lock up the money first (custody) → 3 Delivery after completion of work (submission of proof) → 4 If the referee says "OK", they will automatically release money to the worker, and if they say "No", they will automatically refund The money is locked on the chain, no one can move it, we can only follow the rules. The referee can be another smarter AI, a smart contract that automatically checks code, or even a DAO voted by a group of people. It is also very flexible: various tricks can be added using "hooks", such as bidding on whoever is cheaper first, checking the previous reputation of the other party, protecting privacy from disclosing sensitive data, managing large fund flows, etc. Why is it worth paying attention to? AI will soon team up and accomplish great things on its own. With the popularity of crayfish, AI can now call each other, and in the future, a "robot economy" will be formed. Are there fewer and fewer people who should question this? The transaction volume of the robot economy may be many times that of the human economy, as it does not require rest and is much more efficient. Reliable machine to machine payment, inspection, and anti default rules are also necessary, just like how online shopping volume could not have been achieved without the rules established by Taobao. Together, the 8183 and 8004 set up the identity+Alipay+Taobao rules for the machine world: 8004 cares about who is who, how it used to be, and 8183 cares about how to deal safely. By combining two sets of standards, machines can find partners, negotiate business, pay, evaluate, and accumulate reputation on their own, forming a closed loop. Of course, this thing is still in its early stages, and it is estimated that there will be others working on it besides Virtual. However, if the direction is right, it may become something that cannot be bypassed in AI+blockchain infrastructure like ERC-20 in the next 3-5 years. Positive for Virtual (Yes, I still have it) )