So, picture this: Miami, Consensus 2026, and a room full of people pretending to understand blockchain while secretly Googling “what’s a smart contract?” Amidst this circus of crypto clout, Dr. Chengdiao Fan, one of Pi Network’s co-founders, took the stage. Yes, the same Pi Network that’s been quietly building while everyone else is shouting about their token prices. Oh, and her co-founder? He’s saving his hot takes for today. Because why not drag the suspense out like a bad reality TV show?
Web3, AI, and Blockchain: The Ultimate Throuple
According to the official Pi Network X account (yes, they’re still on X, because why not?), Dr. Fan’s speech was basically the TED Talk we didn’t know we needed. In a session titled ‘Aligning Web3, AI, and Blockchain for Utility,’ she dropped some truth bombs about Pi’s infrastructure, identity verification, and their “globally engaged network.” Basically, they’re here to save us from AI-driven chaos, one utility-driven product at a time. You know, casual.
She also called out the crypto industry’s favorite pastime: launching tokens for a quick cash grab. “Innovation? More like exit-vation,” she probably didn’t say, but we wish she did. Pi, on the other hand, treats tokens like tools, not lottery tickets. Revolutionary, right? Here’s the kicker: they’re using tokens to actually build things. Wild concept, I know.
“Pi’s approach to ecosystem tokens and launch mechanisms focuses on tokens for user acquisition and integrating token design into the product innovation process. By using tokens to help products acquire real users who can engage, provide feedback, and use those tokens within actual product experiences, this approach connects token design more directly to utility and product development.”
In short, she’s out here trying to make blockchain and AI play nice, while also teaching us how to be financially literate and not get scammed by bots. A hero we didn’t deserve.
Today’s Episode: “How to Prove You’re Human Without Selling Your Soul”
On the conference’s final day (May 7, for those keeping score), Pi’s other co-founder, Nicolas Kokkalis, is joining a panel with the most 2026 title ever: ‘How to prove you’re human in an AI world (without doxing yourself).’ Because yes, AI bots are now better at pretending to be human than actual humans. Thanks, tech gods.
The panel will tackle the internet’s trust issues (same, tbh) and how AI is breaking everything we thought we knew about online identities. Spoiler alert: it’s a mess. But hey, at least Pi’s got a plan. Or so they say.
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