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When my dog was 2 months old, it approached my fried chicken, and I couldn't help but guard my food. After that, the child would always test me with the dog, and these days of mutual suspicion... when will it end...
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The big one is coming.
Sapien Protocol "Proof of Quality":

1. What is a "Quality Certificate"? Simply put, it is "deposit + peer review".

Imagine you are a contributor to AI training data (such as labeling cats and dogs in images, translating sentences, etc.). Sapien requires you to stake a token ($SAPIEN) before taking on tasks, which serves as a work deposit. After completing the task, the system will randomly assign it to other experienced contributors for review.

✅ Approved: You receive your compensation (SAPIEN or USDC), the deposit is refunded, and you can earn additional rewards.

❌ Review not approved: A portion of the deposit has been deducted (penalty mechanism) to prevent you from mislabeling data and taking it lightly.

Why is this mechanism needed?

One of the biggest pain points in the current AI industry is the unreliability of data quality. For example, annotators may rush and mislabel data, causing AI to learn incorrect knowledge (for instance, mislabeling a truck as a "panda"). Sapien uses a "deposit + peer review" double insurance system to ensure that data can be validated from the source.

2. Token Economics: Fixed supply of 1 billion, community takes the majority.

The total supply of $SAPIEN tokens is fixed at 1 billion, with no further issuance. The distribution ratio is very "down-to-earth":

60% to the community: Contributors can earn tokens by completing tasks and participating in governance voting, encouraging long-term engagement.

13% Airdrop: Early supporters receive tokens for free (similar to giving out benefits).

Only 20% for investors: and locked for 1 year to avoid a dump upon listing.

Comparing industry hidden rules: many projects have investor shares exceeding 30%, leading to a sell-off upon launch that causes a crash in coin prices. Sapien tilts the benefits towards the community that actually works, and is referred to by users as the "cleanest token design."

3. Practical Applications: Serving Autonomous Driving and Medical AI

Sapien is not just talk; it has already had 1.8 million users complete 185 million tasks, with partners including:

Autonomous driving companies: require massive and precise street scene annotations (such as distinguishing between traffic lights and pedestrians).

Medical AI: When labeling medical record data, physician-level users participate in the review to ensure professionalism and reliability.

User story: An Indian student earns $200 a month by annotating data (equivalent to half a month's local salary), and after achieving a 95% approval rate, upgrades to an "auditor", doubling their income—creating a positive cycle of "perform well to get promoted."

4. Why is it hot right now? It has hit two major trends.

AI Data Drought: Large models like ChatGPT are in desperate need of high-quality data, but traditional labeling companies have high costs and low efficiency.

Blockchain + AI Integration: Blockchain ensures data traceability (such as labeling records on-chain), while AI provides automated quality inspection, complementing each other.

Market reaction: After the news was released, the related tokens rose by 10%, and netizens predicted "listing on exchanges within 30 days", with enthusiasm comparable to the AI bull market of 2023.

5. Opportunities for ordinary people: Zero threshold participation, but be wary of risks.

✅ How to make money?
Register as a contributor, take on tasks to earn tokens; or stake $SAPIEN to earn interest (similar to saving in Yu'ebao).

⚠️ What to pay attention to?
Token prices may fluctuate (a common issue with all cryptocurrencies), and the forfeiture mechanism requires you to work diligently and not slack off.

Conclusion: Feeding AI with the wisdom of "humans" can also earn money.

The essence of Sapien is to return the power of data production to users: you are no longer the free labor of Silicon Valley giants, but a participant who earns rewards based on professional skills. As stated on its official website: "AI needs humans, and humans deserve rewards."

If you want to experience it: search for [Sapien Network] official website registration. Currently, the tasks are mostly in English labeling, suitable for students, freelancers, or technical professionals looking to earn extra income.
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