Recently, I looked at the architecture of Eigen's EigenCloud, one of the key points being its attempt to achieve a verifiable combination of AI and crypto. Why do I say this? First, let's take a look at Eigen's architecture. The core of the EigenCloud architecture is to allow developers to execute business logic (computations in any container) off-chain, while returning the results on-chain, achieving verifiability and supporting various containers, languages, and hardware. This means giving developers greater freedom and compatibility. Its tech stack includes re-staking protocols (underlying shared security), core primitives (data availability service EigenDA, verification and dispute resolution layer EigenVerify, computation layer EigenCompute, etc.), and ecological services (ZK, Oracle, Inference), among others. From this architecture, EigenCloud attempts to solve some of the issues that traditional dApps cannot run on-chain, such as AI Agents (because it is difficult to support...
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