The core innovation of POI mainnet lies in establishing a foundation for permissionless, verifiable AGI systems through key features like DSperse and JSTprove. The significance of this architectural design is that it breaks the black-box nature of traditional centralized AI systems, making the verification process transparent and trustworthy through on-chain operations.

From a technical perspective, this approach indeed has the potential to change the role of AI in the Web3 ecosystem. However, practical adoption faces several hurdles: first, complexity — users and developers need to understand how the verification mechanism works, with a steep learning curve; second, cost — the computational and time overhead of on-chain verification could become a bottleneck in large-scale applications; third, ecosystem coordination — sufficient application scenarios and user demand are needed to support the operation of this system.

In the long term, this path is the right direction, but there is still a considerable distance from concept to widespread practical application. The key lies in whether we can find real use cases that require verifiability and are willing to accept the additional complexity.