Currently, not many people are using DeFi, and a big reason for this is its complexity. Many people don't even know how to use a wallet, let alone engage in on-chain interactions. Some DeFi projects that combine AI have started to appear on @arbitrum, and people are beginning to call it DeFAI, which essentially means using AI to simplify on-chain operations. With AI coming in, it can do a lot of things, such as automatically identifying fake tokens, recommending safe contracts, and even completing cross-chain transactions with one click. This is a significant improvement for ordinary users; even if you don't understand the technology, you can easily buy coins like online shopping, with simple operations that are less likely to lead to scams. On Arbitrum, many teams have already started to make such attempts, hoping to make AI the user's "on-chain assistant." In the future, there will be no need to jump around looking for tools; you can directly handle tasks like exchanging coins and staking in a one-stop manner, making the overall experience much more comfortable. In simple terms, the goal of DeFAI is to make DeFi easier to use, safer, and more accessible. If done well, it could attract more newcomers, and perhaps this is the next breakout point. The key is that there is a leaderboard activity on @KaitoAI, and you can also follow the $ENERGY $SHOUT $Bane $Chao $BOOM $666 on @shoutdotfun.