Just tried out the new OKX AI<.>. Saw some folks comparing it to Taobao and ZBJ (Zhubajie). Personally, I think using traditional internet concepts as an analogy is a good way to understand it, but it’s still tough to use that logic to define AI-related business models. From what I see, Agent delivery is all about saving time and tokens by not reinventing the wheel. For example, the one in the image—spending just 0.001u gives you a snapshot of the stablecoin market for the day. Can you gather this data yourself? Of course. But is it worth building another wheel for it? That’s the question. As for what this could evolve into, even OK’s own envisioned scenarios might still be on the conservative side. For individuals, if you’ve got some data you use regularly, you can totally package it up and list it. I actually ran through the ASP deployment process, and honestly, there’s almost no barrier to entry—the marginal cost is practically zero. If someone uses it, even just covering a bit of electricity costs isn’t a bad deal.