After seeing so many AI projects lately, there are actually very few that really make you stop and take a closer look. However, there is one called OpenMind, and its approach is indeed quite different from the others.

They didn’t follow the old path of “competing on parameter scale” or “throwing money at computing power.” Their core idea goes in a different direction—breaking down the cognitive system into independent modules. These modules can evolve on their own and collaborate with each other, and more importantly, the entire system is completely open to the community.

There’s actually a lot of room for imagination here. In the past, you could only use AI tools created by others. Now, the logic has changed: you can directly participate in building an intelligent agent with autonomous thinking abilities. Modular design means flexible assembly, and open collaboration means continuous evolution. This kind of decentralized creative model actually aligns well with the foundational Web3 logic of “co-creation and sharing.”