iAgent protocol introduced an innovative AI-agent as digital asset class at Malaysia Blockchain Week in Kuala Lumpur and Asia Blockchain Summit in Taiwan this month. The iAgent protocol has developed the world’s first AI-agent trained from pro-players’ gameplay footage in Counter-Strike. This new AI asset class has the potential to spur a renaissance of innovation and growth within the gaming industry.
The presentations on the 1st and 6th of August showed video footage captured from the viewpoint of Team Secret’s Flaxciz. Also collaborating with esports giant Alliance, the plan is for users of any size to be able to train AI-Agents to completely change the current landscape of NPCs. These trained agents can then bee put up for trade, rent or other monetizeable means as in game assets.
Source: iAgent
The development team worked with AethirCloud, who’s familiarity with building decentralised cloud infrastructure for Gaming and AI. Supported by both the Emerge Group gaming marketing agency and GEDA, a web3 esports ecosystem. The backing has previous experience in games like VALORANT, Mobile Legends and other Riot Games titles.
By creating the world’s first AI-agent trained on a pro esports player footage, iAgent is aiming to alter the landscape and future of gaming. The tools used to create this groundbreaking digital asset and gaming character will soon be available to everyone in the gaming ecosystem. A player only needs gameplay footage to develop their own AI-agent. The creators will have full ownership over their AI-agents running on multiple chains using innovative technology developed by LayerZero Labs.
The iAgent protocol allows the world gamers to train their own AI agents to mimic the players behavior from gameplay footage, powered by DePIN, decentralized computing, thereby creating a new digital asset class on the blockchain.
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