Recently, I rarely see anyone getting involved with OP anymore. Attention is shifting, but the people who are truly doing things are still moving forward.

@openmind_agi Founder and CEO Jan Liphardt was recently invited to participate in the Web3 Leaders Roundtable at ADFinanceWeek hosted by hashed_official. Participants included global decision-makers from institutions such as ADGlobalMarket, further, BlackRock, FTI_Global, Grayscale, circle, solana, and NEARProtocol, covering multiple dimensions of finance, infrastructure, and both crypto-native and traditional institutions.

During the roundtable discussion, Jan emphasized the direction that OpenMind is advancing: an AI-native open software stack, with the goal not of making conceptual demonstrations, but of truly enabling robots to have thinking, learning, and collaboration capabilities in the real world. In other words, it is about pushing AI out of the screen and into a sustainable operation in the physical world. He also introduced several key milestones recently achieved by OpenMind.

One of them is the BrainPack powered by NVIDIA Thor. This is a core computing and intelligence module aimed at robotic scenarios, emphasizing real-time decision-making, low latency, and scalability.

Another notable advancement is the machine-to-machine payment system developed collaboratively by OpenMind and Circle for automatic charging scenarios. In this system, robots no longer rely on manual accounts or centralized settlement, but can autonomously complete the energy replenishment and payment loop during operation.

These discussions actually point in the same direction: when AI, robots, and crypto-native finance begin to combine in the real world, new productive relationships and economic forms are just beginning to take shape. The era where machines are not merely tools has only just begun. The machine economy has also just started.