Web3 AI Daily Review (2024/8/2)
1. Market Analysis
In the past 24 hours, the AI US stock sector fell by 3.53%, the Web3 AI sector fell by 3.51%, and Bitcoin fell by 0.33% during the same period.
2. Project Tracking
1. Performance of Leading Stocks
Today, the top ten leading stocks in the industry experienced significant declines, with NMR, ARKM, and WLD all falling by more than 5%.
2. Hot Stocks
Today's hot stocks are Render, Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, and Bittensor, with the leading gains from TARS Protocol, Trace Network Labs, and NEURALAI.
Among them: NEURALAI is a generative artificial intelligence platform that uses advanced machine learning to convert text and images into 3D AI models or 3D game assets. They made significant updates yesterday, releasing an introduction to NEURALAI 2.0, which includes adding a character creator to the web application; a new inpainting feature that allows modification of specific areas of creations; and "Lora," specifically designed to enhance the quality of 3D guns and rifles.
3. Smart Money Trends
In the past 24 hours, the projects with the most inflow of smart money are RNDR, TURBO, TRAC, NFNT, and ENQAI; the projects with the most outflow are DEAI, FET, Lexi, NEURAL, and $PAAL.
The top ten projects in this issue's smart money holdings are Lexi, SAGE, GNUS, HashAI, ENQAI, DEAI, KIBSHI, NEURAL, QF, and Gauss.
3. Industry News
1. AI Industry
l Google Releases Three New Generative AI Models Emphasizing Safety and Transparency
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Google has launched three new artificial intelligence models—Gemma 2 2B, ShieldGemma, and Gemma Scope—aimed at enhancing safety and transparency. These models are open-source and based on the initial Gemma 2 series. Gemma 2 2B is a lightweight text generation and analysis model that can run on various hardware. ShieldGemma focuses on enhancing safety for detecting and filtering toxic content, providing a content review layer. Gemma Scope allows developers to gain insights into the inner workings of Gemma 2.
l Meta's Q2 Earnings Report: Record Revenue but Continued Losses in Metaverse Investments
In the second quarter of this year, Meta Platforms once again suffered a loss of $4.5 billion in its metaverse business, Reality Labs, bringing the total funding losses in the metaverse sector to nearly $60 billion since 2019. During the Q2 earnings call held on July 31, Meta reported that its revenue exceeded expectations, reaching $49 billion, a 22% increase compared to the same period last year, marking the second-highest quarterly revenue in Meta's history. Looking ahead, Meta revealed plans to expand its capital expenditures, particularly for research and development in the field of artificial intelligence, expecting significant growth by 2025. Additionally, the California-based tech giant announced a profit of $13.5 billion, with Zuckerberg noting that the main source of this profit was the company's advancements in artificial intelligence and the continued growth of applications like Threads and WhatsApp.
2. Web3 AI
l gm.ai has Deployed Multi-Agent and Multi-Language Model Systems and Launched Beta Version on Intent.Trade
gm.ai recently announced on X that it has successfully deployed multi-agent and multi-language model systems, which are now implemented in its ecosystem DApp—Intent.Trade. Currently, the Beta version of this system is open to all users. Additionally, the company is preparing to launch a Developer API for developers to use.