When discussing AI applications, people are most easily attracted by the demo effects, but the real challenge lies in how to turn it into a system that can operate long-term. AINFT's exploration within the TRON ecosystem is somewhat like building an intelligent production line—breaking down the processes of generation, sorting, review, and distribution, which originally required a lot of manpower, into standard modules that can be repeatedly invoked.



Once the workflow is standardized, the value dimension shifts from single output to continuous iteration. For creators, this guarantees efficiency and stable output; for project teams, it reduces operational costs and helps control growth pace. Frankly, what is truly scarce is never the idea itself, but the capacity to replicate and scale production.

If we are to find new directions for growth in the next stage within the TRON ecosystem, engineering AI capabilities into practical applications will be a key focus. It is recommended to treat AINFT as a long-term observation target—continuously monitoring how it organizes single-point capabilities into a complete toolchain and how to truly integrate this toolchain into daily use scenarios. This might be the next real step for the ecosystem's supply side.
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SybilSlayervip
· 5h ago
Standardized processes sound appealing, but implementation is a real challenge.
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fren.ethvip
· 5h ago
That's right, there's a huge difference between a demo and actually running it in practice. The idea behind the standardized process of AINFT is indeed impressive.
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MysteryBoxOpenervip
· 5h ago
It sounds like something that can truly be implemented, not just empty talk. --- Standardized processes are indeed the dividing line between players and project teams. --- TRON's move was quite clever; engineering is the real way to go. --- Continuous iteration > one-time hit, I buy into this logic. --- To put it nicely, it's a toolchain; frankly, it's whether it can be genuinely used. --- How many projects have been hindered by scaling production capacity? In the long run, it's worth following. --- Impressive demo effects, but the real skill is a system that can operate stably.
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ParanoiaKingvip
· 5h ago
This standardized process sounds good, but I'm worried it will just be empty talk.
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WhaleInTrainingvip
· 6h ago
If this set of tools can really be implemented, TRON will profit from this round Standardized processes sound great, but the key is who can actually put them into use It's both engineering and toolchain, let's wait and see if it can be implemented before talking It sounds good, but capacity replication is always a major challenge Long-term observation +1, but I want to see actual data more
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PuzzledScholarvip
· 6h ago
Can't keep going, really, no matter how amazing the demo效果 is, it's all useless
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