AI and Web3: Building the Future of the Internet
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Web3 are no longer separate technologies. They are coming together to create a new kind of internet that is smarter, safer, and more focused on users.
- What Web3 does: It gives decentralization, data ownership, and trust through blockchain.
- What AI adds: It brings intelligence, automation, and personalization.
When combined, they solve many problems in Web3. For example, Web3 is often hard to use and not very scalable. AI helps by detecting threats, recognizing patterns, and modeling behavior. This makes Web3 platforms more secure, private, and easier to use.
Datavault AI Leading the Way
One company already advancing in this space is Datavault AI. They focus on turning data into valuable assets using AI and Web3.
- In Q2 2025, they reported triple-digit revenue growth and signed a big licensing deal.
- Their technology is being used in finance, media, and defense.
- They aim to reach a $25 million yearly revenue run rate by the end of 2025, with a bigger target of $40–50 million in 2026.
Datavault AI works with partners like IBM and Nyiax, proving that their tools for data valuation and compliance are already being adopted by real industries.
CEO Nate Bradley said the company’s growth comes from acquisitions, strong partnerships, and the fast-growing AI data economy. With new funding and upcoming platform launches, they are confident about reaching their goals.
The Rise of AI Agents in Web3
Datavault AI has already deployed AI agents—digital systems that can act on their own without human help.
These AI agents can:
- Manage DeFi trades,
- Optimize DAO governance,
- Secure smart contracts.
This could lead to the rise of “zero-human” enterprises, where automated AI systems run organizations more efficiently than traditional models.
Datavault AI’s ecosystem is designed to help businesses unlock the value of their data using these advanced AI agents.
