The public testnet of Sahara has also been launched, and it should be considered a useful AI project after MyShell, being unique in the AI dataset aspect. As for those scam AI Agents on SOL, let's not talk much about them, especially a certain **mo project. Although Sahara is also considered a public chain, it is essentially similar to Story, belonging to the category of borrowing flowers to offer Buddha, with the core purpose still focused on their own narrative, such as Story focusing on the IP sector and Sahara focusing on the dataset sector. The public chain is just a means to reduce costs and expand valuation, but it also provides an effective, low-cost data storage solution. Currently, Sahara's goal is to place the creation-collaboration-monetization of AI entirely on the chain, and provide models with verifiable rights confirmation, license management, and on-chain monetization capabilities, giving a sense of a large collection of AI functions. As of now, there could be more scenarios. However, I still hope Sahara can do a good job in the annotation aspect, as it was initially noticed for its annotation part, and I have always believed that decentralized annotation is necessary.