The octopus has three hearts, two trap memory systems, and can even use tools and open bottle caps, making it a "foreign intelligent creature" in the ocean. Even more remarkably, they possess a large amount of RNA editing capability in their genes, allowing them to adapt to their environment almost in real-time. To some extent, the octopus reminds us that true intelligence comes in more than one form.

@OpenledgerHQ recently launched a five-day "AI Confession Session" event, inviting everyone to sign up and jointly question the truths about artificial intelligence that are usually not spoken. Participants have the chance to obtain an exclusive digital identity. They are not just creating a gimmick; they aim to provide an "electronic receipt" for every action of AI—tracking data sources, model training, and reasoning processes, making AI behavior traceable, auditable, and payable. This way, those who contribute data can be fairly incentivized, corporate collaborations can be less suspicious, and AI will no longer be a black box. Their goal is clear: to make AI not only fast but also trustworthy. And change starts with a confession.

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