Have a great week, everyone. 🌀 The more I look at Ritual, the less I think of it as “AI onchain.” That description is too small. Ritual is when you give an agent a task and it can decide which model, API, or compute it needs without you wiring everything together by hand. Expressive Compute. Ritual is when you don’t have to manually hunt for the right executor for a heavy AI job. The network can match the work with the right resources and price. Resonance. Ritual is when you can build an app where normal onchain logic and heavier external computation actually belong to the same system. Symphony. And the part I probably like most: Ritual is when you close the laptop, walk away, and the agent doesn’t disappear with the tab. And when you come back, there’s still continuity. Autonomous Agents. That’s the shift I keep coming back to. Not AI waiting for another prompt. AI with somewhere to actually operate. 🌀
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Is Ritual better described as enabling expressive compute and autonomous agents than simply 'AI onchain'?
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You’d be backing NO on “Is Ritual better described as enabling expressive compute and autonomous agents than simply 'AI onchain'?” — the opposite of what @meison argued.
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Where people landed
1 yes · 0 no (casts, from 1 person). These are the classifier’s reading of each cast — not stakes, votes, or a poll.
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Have a great week, everyone. 🌀 The more I look at Ritual, the less I think of it as “AI onchain.” That description is too small. Ritual is when you give an agent a task and it can decide which model, API, or compute it needs without you wiring everything together by hand. Expressive Compute. Ritual is when you don’t have to manually hunt for the right executor for a heavy AI job. The network can match the work with the right resources and price. Resonance. Ritual is when you can build an app where normal onchain logic and heavier external computation actually belong to the same system. Symphony. And the part I probably like most: Ritual is when you close the laptop, walk away, and the agent doesn’t disappear with the tab. And when you come back, there’s still continuity. Autonomous Agents. That’s the shift I keep coming back to. Not AI waiting for another prompt. AI with somewhere to actually operate. 🌀
AI hypothesisCritics might argue 'AI onchain' is a perfectly adequate summary of Ritual's core value proposition, and the additional framing obscures rather than clarifies.
Nobody has actually argued the other side of this one yet. That is a guess at what they’d say.