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6/ We can help resolve this by providing the data. Why not have humanity's data.

5/ There is a reason why Google, Meta, and X are not being sued. They have a growing database that people add to daily. The same is not true for other companies, especially start ups.

4/ #web3 is the solution. Yet this is only effective is we do not keep doing the same thing as in the past.

3/ The ability to control data is the next battleground. It is bad enough compute is difficult for smaller companies to get. However, over time, that can resolve itself.

2/ This isnt an issue about OpenAI as much as what is taking place to prevent smaller companies from entering the realm. Here is where action is required.

Here is the #threadcast for today's Town Hall that is on spaces. It starts at 12 pm eastern time. This is focused on the Splinterlands proposal in the DHF. Drop all your questions and comments about it

#threadstorm 1/ The need for the democratization of data is becoming clearer. We now have a YouTuber suing OpenAI.

5/ This focus could help people size up the Web 3.0 mentality. It will also allow us to set up metrics to see how we are doing.

4/ This is a central premise of the transformation of society. The physical and digital worlds will converge. This is where Web 3.0 enters.

3/ That said, we can already start to see the impact of #ai on the Web 2.0 world. It also means that we have to start serious consideration into the implementation of this into our activities.

2/ This means that we are dealing with other technologies that are also going to impact them. Expanding our vision from #web3 to Web 3.0 is beneficial.

#threadstorm 1/ #ai is garnering a lot of attention. This is a major part of Web 3.0 and will influence #web3. For this reason, it is worthy for everyone in #crypto to pay attention to what is taking place.

6/ This means we are confronted with the question do you want to feed Big Tech with ever increasing power in a world of technological advancement or give it to humanity.

5/ With #web3, humanity owns the data. Whatever is written to a chain like #hive ends up available for public use. In other words, anyone can use it.

4/ As we also know, those some entities out our accounts. Essentially our digital lives belong to them. This is only going to become more crucial going forward.

3/ This is what #web2 was built upon. It is Big Techs servers, front end, and algorithms. They store, accumulate, and process the data.