AI Agent Sector Dips, But Is It Far From Over? Agent A.I. Jokes Through the Chaos and Drops AGNT Presale

For almost two years, artificial intelligence has captured global attention. Sam Altman’s ChatGPT set off a domino effect that saw the birth of a plethora of generative AI tools. Midjourney. DALL-E. Gemini. Bing. Claude. Perplexity. The list is endless! And it looks like these developments are not stopping anytime soon. From DeepSeek’s cost efficient training methodologies to Sam Altman’s vision of integrating AI agents with digital identities, the AI ecosystem is abuzz with developments. 

Beyond the buzz, it is expedient to critically examine the latest offerings from DeepSeek and OpenAI. DeepSeek may have revealed efficient methods to training AI models, however, they seem too good to be true, thus they need to be further researched and refined to confirm that they can deliver on their promise. In other words, it is quite too early to get excited. Likewise, Sam Altman’s vision may be ahead of its time and requires more development to explore its practicability.  

DeepSeek’s impact on the market made investors question valuations and reassess their positions. This was after crypto AI agents lost 15% in 24 hours, dropping to $8 billion. Tokens like VIRTUAL and AI16Z saw significant decreases, crashing by 61% and 46.7% respectively within 30 days. This sharp decline, worsened by DeepSeek’s impact, indicates that investors might be paying a premium for potential rather than proven solutions. 

And this is where Agent A.I. and its AGNT token, whose presale started less than a week ago, come in. Unlike industry peers like DeepSeek and OpenAI, the project does not chase fleeting trends. With a wink and a nod to the AI hype, it builds a solid foundation for the real future of AI agents. 

Speaking to CryptoDaily, the Agent A.I. team commented, 

“AI agents are being hyped as if they’ll take over the world tomorrow. We’re taking a more practical approach – having a laugh along the way, but making sure the tech actually works.”

While these advancements by DeepSeek and OpenAI are noteworthy, a few questions remain: do they thrive on hype or ignore the reality of artificial intelligence? How achievable are their offerings and utilities?

DeepSeek Takes the World by Storm While OpenAI Marches into Digital Identities

After flying under the radar since 2023, DeepSeek chose The Lunar New Year to do its big reveal. While its R1 model can generate content, solve logic problems, and create computer codes, what caught the attention of everyone was how cost effective it was to train this model. Development costs for R1 were around the neighborhood of $6 million. 

For context, OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4 cost over $100 million to train and develop. DeepSeek’s low cost also extends to the consumers. While OpenAI charges users $200 per month for their premium models, DeepSeek offers comparable tools for free. 

DeepSeek’s efficient training methods could be attributed to how it was able to train its AI models with significantly fewer GPUs than industry norms. For instance, it trained its Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) language model with a cluster of 2,048 Nvidia H800 GPUs within approximately two months. Though there are no disclosed exact figures for OpenAI, it requires significantly larger GPU clusters and longer training times. Training models of similar scale are estimated to involve tens of thousands of high-end GPUs like Nvidia A100 or H100.

Though DeepSeek may have shown OpenAI and other AI projects more efficient training methods, OpenAI is exploring other frontiers. Recently, Sam Altman announced his vision to merge AI agents with verified human digital identities through the World ID technology. This innovation aims to create tools that link AI agents to users’ World ID, allowing them to verify that an agent is acting on their behalf. Hence, it easily authenticates AI-Human interactions across different digital platforms. 

In addition to this announcement, the OpenAI CEO had previously launched Operator, Open AI’s first AI agent that can perform autonomous web actions.

How Agent A.I. Compares

Claiming to become the world’s first Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), Agent A.I. opens a new paradigm where dynamic AI agents evolve and not just respond. This is why it is able to analyze trillions of parameters in milliseconds as it continues to restrategize and refine its process. Thus, the platform excels in intelligence, creativity, and decision making across different domains. Moreso, Agent A.I. displays commitment to its utilities through its native token, AGNT. 

The AGNT presale commenced on February 1. The presale is distributing 20% of the token supply, taking early investors through 28 rounds till its final listing price of $1. This allocation maintains a balanced supply and avoids market flooding while giving early birds a significant opportunity to maximize their profits.  

At the time of writing, the presale has reached Stage 2, with $95,000 already raised, and the token price now set at $0.003703. This implies that first-round investors would make nearly 300x their investment. 

Source: X

The token’s multi-chain compatibility allows it to be purchased on different networks, including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Solana, among others using ETH, BNB, POL, and SOL, as well as USDT and USDC. The presale also supports fiat purchases using USD, eliminating the need for prior fiat-to-crypto conversion.  

To acquire AGNT, users need to use Metamask or Trust Wallet, select their preferred network, connect their wallet, type in the amount of AGNT they want to buy, and confirm the transaction by following their wallet prompts.

AGNT has a maximum supply of 5 billion tokens. Besides the 20% allocated for the presale, 10% of the total supply will be reserved for liquidity to ensure seamless trading activity. Other allocations include 25% for staking rewards, 5% for community initiatives and airdrops, and 15% for Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) to support strategic partnerships and market expansion.

The Token Generation Event (TGE) will follow after the presale, setting the tone for AGNT to be listed on top exchanges to enhance liquidity and expand market availability. 

Backed by a passionate team with a successful track record of launching tokens now worth over $100 million and committed to long-term development, Agent A.I. offers users a project with lasting potential, outlined in a three-phased strategic roadmap. 

The AI space is moving fast, maybe too fast. From DeepSeek’s cost-efficient training to OpenAI’s ambitious vision of AI agents tied to digital identities, the industry is packed with big claims, big ideas, and even bigger speculation. But as recent market swings have shown, hype doesn’t always equal reality. Agent A.I. sees things differently. It is here to prove that the future of AI isn’t just about making noise – it’s about making things work.

Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

Credit: Source link