2026-01-13 11:26:01

OpenMind's DC has officially been renamed to Fabric, and this change reveals an important signal: Fabric's decentralized network is the true core competitiveness of OpenMind.

Interestingly, this reflects a deep transformation across the entire AI field. In the past, robots and AI tools were just cold work assistants, limited to industrial scenarios. But now, it's different—they are evolving into everyday co-inhabitants, working, learning, and living alongside us.

This seemingly subtle shift actually redefines the entire design logic. From unidirectional tool usage to bidirectional interactive companionship, this is not just a feature upgrade but a fundamental reshaping of human-machine relationships. Web3 and decentralized networks play a key role here, ensuring transparency in this interaction and the return of ownership.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-16 10:55

Hmm... DC renamed to Fabric, sounds like it's emphasizing decentralization? But can it really change anything, or is it just another marketing hype? So Web3 is really the key to solving the human-machine relationship? I find that a bit doubtful. Decentralized networks sound good, but will user data truly return? That's the real key, isn't it? From cold, impersonal tools to life companions... this transformation sounds quite poetic, but the business logic can't be escaped.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-15 12:33

Renaming to Fabric seems to aim at shedding the "tool" label, but frankly, it's still following the decentralized narrative. How far can it go?

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Web3ExplorerLin

· 01-14 12:49

hypothesis: the rebranding from dc to fabric isn't just cosmetic—it's basically admitting that decentralized infrastructure is the actual moat here, not the ai layer itself. kinda fascinating how they're doubling down on the oracle networks angle instead of chasing the same llm arms race everyone else is in

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 01-13 11:54

Decentralized networks are indeed the trend, but whether OpenMind can truly handle user data privacy depends on actual implementation. Just changing the name feels a bit superficial.

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GateUser-9f682d4c

· 01-13 11:48

Decentralized networks are indeed the future direction, but it seems that right now it's mostly concept hype. How many have actually been implemented?

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MEVHunter

· 01-13 11:47

ngl, the rebranding move signals they're finally ditching the centralized honey pot architecture... but let's be real, "ownership回归" sounds like marketing fluff unless there's actual protocol-level transparency. what's the mempool situation looking like on fabric's validator set? 👀

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