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# 10.9.2024 Hawky launch on EtherVista

### Current state of Artificial Intelligence in Web3

Over the past year, there's been a notable increase in AI-based products driven by the rapid evolution of Web3 technologies. However, only a few of these products are developing use cases that genuinely benefit users today.

In reality, many projects are still primarily using these AI products for influence or experimentation, without achieving significant and sustainable results. This has prevented these products from becoming essential tools for projects.

### Why so many products aren't working

The main issue is that many businesses are not truly focused on creating functional solutions. Instead, they are primarily trying to capitalize on the hype surrounding AI for short-term gains. This trend leaves project owners and businesses struggling to find products that genuinely solve problems and harness the full potential of AI.

### How does Hawky solve this?

We adhere to a proven business philosophy that focuses on solving problems through straightforward yet impactful solutions. Our unwavering commitment is to deliver enhanced value for both our users and investors.


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