Telegram founder Pavel Durov has thrown out a heavy bombshell – the decentralized AI computing network Cocoon built on TON is officially up and running.

What's the biggest selling point of this thing? Your AI requests are processed with end-to-end encryption, and privacy protection is maximized. The first batch of users has already completed requests online, while those miners contributing GPU computing power have also started harvesting TON tokens.

Durov bluntly criticized traditional cloud computing giants: the AI services from big companies like Amazon and Microsoft are both expensive and insecure, and Cocoon aims to address these two pain points. According to the roadmap, more GPU resources will be integrated in the coming weeks, along with the opening of more developer interfaces.

In simple terms, this moves AI computing demands onto the chain, reconstructing privacy and cost structures in a decentralized way. The TON ecosystem has added a practical application scenario.