Most AI platforms still rely on the same Web2 model: centralized access, subscription billing, and closed ownership. What stood out to me in @ClusterProtocol's whitepaper is that they're rebuilding the AI stack around ownership and autonomous coordination. A creator can own and monetize datasets on-chain. A developer can access 500+ AI models through a single API. An AI agent can pay for services via x402 and carry a verifiable identity through ERC-8004. A user can deploy a dApp directly from a prompt using CodeXero. This isn't just another AI product. It's an attempt to create a permissionless economy where data, compute, inference, and agents interact natively on-chain. The infrastructure is already live, which makes the vision far more compelling. Decentralized AI needs infrastructure. Cluster is building it.