Everyone is racing to build “AGI,” but most efforts are locked behind closed labs, owned by a few giants. @SentientAGI AGI feels different. It’s building an open, community-owned network where models can be fingerprinted, tracked, and monetized on-chain meaning if you contribute, you actually get rewarded. On top of that, they’re creating The GRID, a system where AI agents, models, and data sources can interoperate like a digital city: one agent reasons, another plans, another executes together forming workflows that look closer to general intelligence than isolated bots. The strengths? Incentive design, open-source ethos, cross-chain infra, and real code shipping on GitHub. The challenges are kind of simple Latency plus costs, securing fingerprints against attacks, governance over upgrades, and the big one model quality. Can it compete with OpenAI or Anthropic? Too early to say. Here’s the real truth: calling this full “AGI” is premature. But as an infra play for composable multi-agent systems, Sentient is one of the most ambitious experiments out there. It might fail, it might spark something bigger either way, it’s worth paying close attention.