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The stumbling block and the main factor that hindered the mass adoption of cryptocurrency technologies has always been their complexity. And for a long time, the only proposed solution was “learn”, “become an expert”, until wallets and services began to move in the opposite direction: not to wait for the user to gain experience and responsibility, but to go to him himself - with a convenient service that solves the basic difficulties. Someone for this went towards centralization, someone stubbornly continued to work purely within the framework of a pure blockchain . But both approaches came across one circumstance: the user still had to understand what he was doing. But now we live in a new era. AI has changed the approach: it does not require the user to understand the inner workings, but simply does the job — or suggests how to do it better. To do this, it does not need a human expert, but only public data and permission to act. Let's analyze how AI simplifies crypto today - using real examples from 2025–2026.

OpenClaw has arrived. Millions of people have downloaded it, played with it, been blown away by how this crap eats up corporate money for tokens, whined in Telegram channels… and now what to do with it? What is the real use case for this agent revolution?

Imagine a job market where there are several hundred candidates all over the planet, and buyers are dozens of companies with unlimited budgets. This is roughly what hiring in frontier AI looks like now. Euronews has collected five names that Meta, Google, OpenAI and everyone else are hunting for. We tell you the most interesting.

Let me start with an unpleasant truth: almost no one is surprised anymore whether you use artificial intelligence. It is no longer a subject of discussion, but a basic must-have, as “a confident PC user” once was. Potential colleagues and employers are interested in how exactly you work with AI and how effectively you know how to use it. This skill is called confident use of AI, or in English — AI fluency.

Commercial special projects producer at AIN.UA Viktoriya Khorovets took three days off to reboot, and instead… accidentally became a vibecoder. Without any technical background, but with a lot of enthusiasm, Viktoriya organized a 50-round “ping-pong” of queries between Claude and Gemini. The result? Her own working application for playing tennis with friends, which now flaunts an icon on the screen of her smartphone. Victoria shared with dev.ua her experience of transforming from a humanitarian into a vibecoder in just three days.