ASI - Pulse- July 9 to Aug 4, 2025
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ASI - Pulse Series🗞️- July 9 to Aug 4, 2025
Welcome back to ASI – Pulse, your ongoing check-in with the momentum, milestones, and market signals coming out of the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance. This edition covers the stretch from July 9 to August 4, and the signal is strong: the Alliance is scaling operationally, technically, and publicly!
📣 News of the Month:David Taylor Appointed as ASI Chief Marketing Officer
The ASI Alliance is growing fast and sharpening focus. On July 18, marketing veteran David Taylor officially joined as Chief Marketing Officer, bringing decades of executional depth as CMO of the Cardano Foundation, and a clear mandate: clean up the noise, scale what works.
His early message to the community and internal teams has been unambiguous:
“In AI and Web3, we’ve had enough “promising.” Now it’s time to deliver.
Rather than simply ramping up volume, Taylor is dialing in consistency, refining the Alliance’s core narrative, content systems, and distribution model to support long-term adoption and ecosystem clarity. Whether it’s product releases, feature updates, partner news, or community milestones, ASI comms will now carry the same signal across every surface.
🔗 Appointment Announcement 🔗 On execution over promises 🔗 On rebuilding ASI marketing 🔗 On content strategy and consistency
This marks a clear inflection point for the Alliance: global perception, partner engagement, and ecosystem storytelling are about to level up, and we are very excited to have him here!
✨ ASI Ecosystem Highlights
On July 26, the ASI Alliance introduced its newest foundational component: ASI Chain.
The announcement confirms what many have anticipated: a sovereign, purpose-built chain that will serve as the coordination layer for intelligence, data, compute, and reputation across the ASI ecosystem is coming!
As explained in the official post, ASI Chain is being developed to:
While technical details have yet to be shared, the positioning is clear: ASI Chain will become the substrate where value, proof, and permission converge, enabling scalable, cross-platform collaboration between agents and ecosystems.
More information is expected soon as the rollout advances and we get closer to testnet. Stay tuned! Keep on Building!
Following the organizational momentum and protocol-level updates, ASI builders kept the pace high. The past few weeks have seen major progress on all fronts: technical rollouts, agent launches, and developer engagement.
This rapid growth isn’t happening in isolation. On July 19, Fetch.ai issued a direct call for developer feedback on supported Python packages within the Agentverse. The goal is to ensure that the platform evolves with its builders, not just for them. If you’re an AI builder on the Agentverse, feel free to chime in! 🔗 Share your input
Meet Our New Agents
The Agentverse is scaling fast, with the live agent count now approaching 3 million. The steady growth in agent count reflects more than scale. Each new agent brings practical utility that strengthens how people interact with decentralized AI in everyday contexts.
Here are some of the newest Agentic additions to the ASI:One family by Fetch.ai , each showing a new way to support day-to-day life, research, or operations.
🧠 July 11 – Coding Agent by @crewAIInc A multi-functional coding assistant capable of generating code, explaining snippets, debugging, and optimizing logic, all through natural language. This agent shortens the feedback loop for developers and learners alike. Instead of switching tools or tabs, users can iterate, correct, and understand code in one place. It's a stepping stone toward agentic pair programming and smarter dev environments.
🖼️ July 14 – Image Generation Agent by HiDream-l1 of @chutes_ai A simple prompt-to-image agent built to render visual content directly inside the Agentverse. Visual generation agents open up creative workflows inside a previously language-first ecosystem. Whether you're prototyping, storytelling, or just ideating, the ability to instantly generate images from text brings a whole new layer of expression to agentic computing.
🏋️ July 15 – ExerciseDB Agent
A fitness-focused agent that taps into the ExerciseDB API to recommend workout routines based on muscle group, equipment, or body part.
Most fitness apps force you into pre-packaged plans. This agent works like a flexible personal coach - adapting to what you have and what you need. Perfect for anyone building health-related tools or just trying to stay active with smart, data-backed suggestions.
🧩 July 21 – GitHub Repo Analyzer
An agent that scans GitHub repositories and returns key insights on code structure, dependencies, documentation quality, and potential areas for improvement.
Whether you're evaluating a new open-source project, conducting a security review, or preparing for integration, this agent cuts hours of manual repo browsing into seconds. It makes technical due diligence faster and more accessible - ideal for dev teams, researchers, and grant assessors alike.
July 22 – StackOverflow Agent
A developer support agent that lets you query StackOverflow content directly from the Agentverse, filtering answers based on relevance, recency, and context.
It streamlines developer workflow by bringing targeted coding help into your AI ecosystem. Instead of switching tabs and digging through threads, this agent surfaces useful, structured answers right when you need them. It’s a solid building block for dev-facing agent assistants.
🌱 July 23 – OpenFarm MCP Agent A knowledge-access agent pulling from the OpenFarm dataset, offering step-by-step guidance on growing everything from herbs to tomatoes. Beyond hobby gardening, this agent lays the groundwork for sustainable, local food systems supported by agentic infrastructure. It's also a perfect template for agents delivering structured domain knowledge, since anything with a data-rich knowledge base can now be “agentized”. 🔗 Read more 🔗 Check Agent
🚌 July 24 – TransitLand Agent A public transit companion built on the TransitLand API. Ask it for metro lines, bus schedules, or route planning across supported cities. This agent gives a glimpse into how mobility data can be accessed conversationally. More than just an UX improvement, it’s the starting point for chaining public services into wider agent workflows like calendar sync, location alerts, and real-time routing.
🔗 Read more 🔗 Check Agent
📬 July 26 – Gmail FastMCP Agent An agent that connects directly to your Gmail inbox and enables summarization, search, and smart sorting on request. As more agents begin working with personal data streams, email becomes a natural integration point. This one shows how MCP-enabled agents can navigate sensitive content safely while boosting productivity - setting the stage for agent-based email triage, prioritization, and even replies.
🧬 July 30 – Boltz-2 Biological Structure Prediction Agent
An advanced biology-focused agent that predicts molecular structures based on protein sequences, powered by the Boltz-2 model.
This agent unlocks a major scientific capability inside Agentverse. Researchers, students, and biotech builders can now generate molecular insights through natural language - no special software required. It’s a meaningful step toward making complex scientific tools accessible via AI interfaces.
🔗 Watch demo 🔗 Test Agent
🛠️ ASI:One Product Updates Progress on the ASI:One interface continues, with a steady rollout of refinements aimed at making the platform more functional and familiar for everyday users.
On mobile, dark mode has officially landed. A very welcomed improvement for anyone spending long hours exploring or building agents from their phone, or simply willing to chat with ASI:One during bedtime.
On desktop, location-based access controls are now live. This feature gives users more granular control over which agents can access their device’s location - essential for applications that rely on geo-context, such as travel, mobility, or local market agents, but also critical if you care about controlling how your location data is used in your day-to-day life.
These small but meaningful changes reflect a wider effort to bring ASI:One up to the standard users expect from modern apps, while staying true to the agentic design principles that make it unique.
🔍 Fetch.ai Highlights
While ASI:One continues to evolve, the team behind it - Fetch.ai - has been just as active across the broader AI and Web3 landscape.
Jul 11 – Fetch.ai joins MoveID Fetch.ai announced its contribution to MoveID, a major European mobility initiative led by Bosch, focused on secure identity and data-sharing for the future of connected vehicles. It’s a strong signal that agentic identity is being taken seriously by enterprise players. <<embedded🔗 See post >>
Jul 23 – A deep dive into Fetch’s recent 100 days If you’re curious how Fetch’s infrastructure, agents, and strategy have evolved since the ASI Alliance announcement, this comprehensive recap from Nikolay (@NikoDMT) is a must-read. It reflects on progress, setbacks, and roadmap shifts with clarity and depth. 🔗 Read the article
Jul 26 – Agentverse hits 2.6 million agents More than a stat, it’s a live metric of agentic adoption. Agentverse passed 2.6M agents last month, and the growth curve hasn’t flattened. 🔗 See milestone
📊 ASI Compute Infrastructure: Compute Metrics – June 2025 recap from CUDOS
While everyone is busy developing, researching and finding ways to consume AI, CUDOS continues to convert them into users of their Computing platform, confirming their ability to deliver their services at scale. The numbers speak for themselves:
And because you cannot onboard thousands of users without making sure your product offers a flawless experience, CUDOS released a new major UX upgrade on Jul 9, 2025 . 🔗See new UX update
🔌 Ocean Protocol
Rethinking AI, data, and the edge of efficiency
Ocean Protocol continues to position itself as the intelligence layer where data ownership meets decentralized AI infrastructure. This past month, it released a series of updates and insights reinforcing its role within the ASI ecosystem.
🔹 On the mic: In a recent episode of the Olas Podcast, Ocean co-founder Trent McConaghy joined host Thomas Maybrier from Olas to unpack how Ocean’s protocol design enables open, composable intelligence, and why data sovereignty is foundational for AI development in the decentralized era. 🔗 Podcast recap
🔹 Thinking ahead: On July 24, Ocean published a concise visual thread explaining the Compute-Efficient Frontier in AI, laying out the tradeoffs between performance, latency, and cost, and how Ocean Nodes enable developers to find the right balance when deploying AI workloads. 🔗 Read the post
🔹 Know your Nodes: A short explainer video released on July 30 gave a quick breakdown of how Ocean Nodes operate behind the scenes, supporting privacy-preserving AI execution through compute-to-data infrastructure. 🔗 Watch video
A gentle reminder from Ocean stating that if AI is to remain open, trustworthy, and verifiable, the foundations must be just as decentralized as the algorithms running on top.
🗣️ Events Recap
Afraid you missed some major events this past month? Fret not - we’ve got you covered. Here’s a quick roundup of the talks, hackathons, and industry moments that helped shape the ASI narrative in July.
Jul 12 – Google’s AI Build Day x Fetch Innovation Lab Fetch.ai’s Innovation Lab teamed up with Google for a collaborative sprint focused on practical agent use cases. The event brought builders face-to-face with Google’s AI stack and gave the Fetch team valuable insight into developer priorities. 🔗 Meet the builders
Jul 22 – Blockchain Summer with Ocean Protocol Ocean Protocol joined the Blockchain Summer series to present its take on sustainable data economies and privacy-forward AI systems. The team discussed how Ocean’s infrastructure helps solve critical bottlenecks in AI deployment and data monetization. 🔗 Event highlight
Jul 30 – Proof of Talk Paris (Replay Now Live) Missed it live? You can now stream the Proof of Talk fireside chat featuring Fetch.ai CEO Humayun Sheikh, SingularityNET COO Janet Adams, and the Peaq founders. They covered ASI’s roadmap, AGI ethics, and the future of AI-native coordination. 🔗 Watch the recording
Jul 30 – Next Gen Agents Hackathon (Fetch.ai x ICP) The Fetch.ai team co-hosted a 48-hour hackathon with ICP, focused on building cross-chain, agent-powered tools. The event doubled as a deep-dive into uAgent architecture and sparked promising multi-chain prototypes. 🔗 Recap post
🗓️ What’s Ahead
Two major events are on the horizon this month:
AGI-25 in Iceland (Aug 10–13), where the future of Artificial General Intelligence takes center stage, and the ETHGlobal New York Hackathon (Aug 14–17), where builders will take ASI tools even further.
Let’s take a closer look.
Aug 10–13 - AGI-25 Conference, Reykjavík (Iceland) 🔗 Official site • 🔗 X announcement
The world’s leading minds in Artificial General Intelligence are converging in Reykjavík for AGI-25, and the ASI Alliance will be right in the thick of it.
The agenda includes cutting-edge topics like quantum cognition, cognitive architectures, safe superintelligence, embodied agency, and the ethics of machine minds - timely themes as the ASI stack edges closer to real-world deployment.
Key speakers include:
💡 Don’t miss the Hyperon Workshop, hosted by SingularityNET on-site and online. 🔗 Register to stream
If you’re following ASI because you believe in agentic intelligence at scale - this is one of the most important conferences of the year!
🛠️ Hackathons Ahead – New York & Nairobi
August brings two major opportunities for builders across the globe. From August 14 to 17, the ETHGlobal New York Hackathon will host thousands of developers, with the Fetch Innovation Lab providing direct access to ASI tools, mentorship, and infrastructure. The focus: building real products using Agentverse, uAgents, and ASI:One.
Just a few days later, the spotlight shifts to Nairobi, where Wada and Beyond the Code will co-host a regional hackathon aimed at solving real-world challenges using decentralized AI.
Both events offer a hands-on path to build with the ASI stack, explore local and global use cases, and join a growing network of agentic developers.
🔗 Read our full announcement 🔗 ETHGlobal New York 🔗 Nairobi Hackathon Registration
☕ Before You Log Off - What’s Next?
From new leadership at the helm to breakthroughs in agent design and infrastructure, the ASI Alliance is clearly accelerating. July closed with deeper integration across the stack, growing agent usage, and stronger signals that decentralized AI is moving from concept to ecosystem.
Want to try it yourself? Head to Agentverse.ai and spin up a new agent in minutes - or check out the mobile-friendly My AI Agent dashboard on ASI:One and see what’s possible with a few taps.
Have feedback? Every tweak in the latest release started with a community suggestion. Drop your thoughts using the in-app Feedback button or on X. It really does shape the roadmap.
Next stop: AGI-25 in Reykjavík, followed by ETHGlobal NYC and Nairobi. Agentic tooling is maturing, adoption is rising, and your participation matters more than ever.
See you next time!