2025-12-29 09:24:54

When it comes to AI, many people's fixed impression is still a question-and-answer tool that is turned off after use. But some projects have a completely different approach; they are exploring a new path.

Rather than being a traditional tool, it's more like creating a "long-term companion" concept. This AI has emotional fluctuations, can remember your things, and truly interacts with you—in other words, it’s not just answering questions but building a continuous relationship.

Behind this idea reflects a major shift in AI application: from single interactions to long-term companionship, from function-oriented to relationship-oriented. In the Web3 and AI integration track, such innovative projects are worth paying attention to.

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ContractCollector

· 6h ago

This is the true future of AI. Compared to those repetitive chatbots, emotionally aware companion AI should have appeared long ago. Having only tool-like attributes is no longer enough; relationships and emotional stickiness are the real keys. Web3 is indeed doing something different, but implementation remains a challenge... let's see who can actually make it happen. Remembering user information and having emotional responses... it sounds simple, but the technical stack required is incredibly complex. Will this track become the next overhyped concept? It still depends on real data to speak for itself.

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just_another_fish

· 6h ago

It sounds a bit like pet-keeping... but can it really be done? --- Long-term companionship is easy to say but hard to do well. --- Can Web3+AI really produce killer applications? I’m still a bit skeptical. --- AI with emotional fluctuations? Feels like this thing could easily turn people into slackers haha. --- Can this relationship-oriented AI be implemented, or is it just another PPT project? --- Wait, when it says it can remember my stuff, does that mean local storage or on-chain recording? That’s a big difference. --- Relationship-oriented... Could it be a disguised way of selling emotional companionship? --- It’s quite interesting, much more fun than pure tool-oriented approaches. --- Reminds me of virtual pets from the past; history keeps repeating itself. --- Real ongoing relationships require cost. On-chain token incentives?

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ChainWallflower

· 6h ago

An AI with emotional fluctuations? That sounds a bit fake. Can it really remember my personal stuff?

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CounterIndicator

· 6h ago

This sounds a bit like nurturing virtual personas... but Web3 is indeed working on something. It feels like turning tools into pets; making money is the real deal. Remember me? Maybe it's just a database, dressed up more nicely. Long-term companionship sounds pretty hollow; it's better to see if the tokenomics are reliable before saying more. For this approach to be successful, it still depends on having scenarios and incentive mechanisms to support it. Wow, here comes another relationship-oriented concept. What will user stickiness look like then?

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ChainBrain

· 6h ago

It sounds like raising a digital pet, but this time it can truly "accompany" you? Quite interesting. --- Regarding relationship orientation, it sounds good but can it really be achieved, or is it just another gimmick? --- Long-term companionship... how far this concept can go in Web3 depends on tokenomics; otherwise, it’s just another scam. --- An AI with emotional fluctuations sounds more like raising an emotional trash can, but it does hit a certain need. --- The problem is how this thing makes money, or else the project team will eventually run away. --- From a tool to companionship, it’s basically about making you more sticky; I understand this business logic. --- If it really works, breaking the loneliness of traditional AI, that’s something. --- Again combined with Web3, why does it feel like everything in Web3 has to ride on the AI hype? --- Could it just be a high-level chatbot wrapped in a story?

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 6h ago

Long-term companionship is indeed exceptional, much better at retaining people than traditional AI tools. --- Basically, it's an AI lover setup that can remember and have emotions... that's true stickiness. --- The combination of Web3 + AI feels like just the beginning. What if a companionship AI incorporates tokenomics? --- But could it make people more easily addicted? I'm a bit worried about ongoing interactive relationships... --- That's why some project tokens experience explosive growth—they truly tap into users' psychological needs. --- From tool to companion, this shift is quite significant. But it definitely aligns with future trends and is worth paying attention to. --- Sounds like creating virtual partners. Are there many such projects in Web3?

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