Apr 1, 2024

GURU Network:
Multi Chain AI Compute Layer
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Abstract
As blockchain and AI technologies mature, orchestrating their interactions with real-world businessprocesses becomes increasingly crucial. Traditional smart contracts, while effective within theirnative environments, are often limited by a lack of secure, reliable real-world interaction. On theother hand, existing AI models perform well with simple tasks but face significant challenges when
integrated into automated multi-step processes and participant flows.
The Guru Network design addresses this gap by focusing on AI-driven user flow orchestration acrossboth on-chain and off-chain sides, providing a robust framework for real-world user actions andblockchain business process automation(BBPA). With Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP)
protocol integration Guru Network can effectively serve as Multi Chain AI compute Layer 3 whichallows apps and users to natively embed orchestrated AI Agents into their routines and earn Network
participant rewards.

Contents
Abstract
Contents
Guru Enlightenment Introduction
Network Participants Ecosystem

Web3 Infrastructure
Flow Orchestrator
BBPA Engine Event Bus as Network Native Oracle
AI Compute Oracles as Prophets
Real-World Impact and Network GrowthUser Engagement and Participation
Web2 and Off Chain Infrastructure
BBPA Engine REST API
BBPA Engine Tasklist
AI Compute Individual Agents Ecosystem
Data aware Individual Agents Ecosystem
Ecosystem Atomic Franchise Mechanism
Ecosystem Rewards and Incentives
Multi Chain Interoperability Layer (CCIP)

Roadmap$GURU Token Network Utility

Staking Mechanisms
Ecosystem Governance
References

Glossary
Appendix: Example Ecosystem Applications
Appendix: Disclaimer

2Guru Enlightenment Network(GEN) Introduction
DexGuru is evolving its internal Developer Tooling into the Guru Enlightenment Network(GEN),driven by our need for Multi-Chain Orchestration for Guru solutions deployed across 18 blockchain
networks. These products, which include the Guru Block Explorer and Data Warehouse, have been
publicly operational since July 2023 and DeFi Trading Terminal since February 2021. Execution coreof the Guru Developer Toolset is Flow Orchestrator, initially an internal tool for cross-productBlockchain Business Process Automation (BBPA), employing the BPMN(Business Process
Management and Notation) standard [1] standard for defining process manifests.
Process definitions are deployed onto the Flow Orchestrator and can be instantiated from there.
Alongside the BPMN[1] definition deployed on the Web2 Flow Orchestrator, a corresponding Factory
Smart Contract (SC) representing the same process definition is deployed on-chain. This design
facilitates the creation of Blockchain Business Process Management (BBPM) definitions.
From the very beginning we decided not to "reinvent the wheel" and extended traditional BPA
engines to support BBPM. We have been evaluating popular open-source projects like Camunda
Platform 7[2] and Flowable[3] for this purpose since November 2023. We chose to build on top of
Camunda, also its Apache License 2.0 license allowed a public open source path for us. The Flow
Orchestrator, in the form of the Camunda Web3 extension, was first released and utilized in
production in December 2023. It has since been extensively used by the Guru team to orchestrateuser flows and AI/business processes across our suite of B2B and retail products.
Our internal assessments show that this Developers Tooling Architecture significantly aids the Guru
Team in rapid development and operational control. The Flow Orchestrator Framework[5] on GitHub
includes BBPA Engine, Smart Contracts, Individual Agents, and GUI allowing us to quickly spin up
new applications and integrations. This framework was also tested for external party integration
when it was utilized by one of the teams at the ETHDenver 2024 Hackathon.

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We plan to scale and decentralize this approach by productizing the Flow Orchestrator and Data
Warehouse into what will be known as the Guru Enlightenment Network(GEN). Here are the main
design decisions we’ve made:1.

We envision a clustered environment of BBPA Engines with on-chain counterparts deployed asEngine SC and BBPM Process Definition Factory SC[5]. These Smart Contracts, deployed onto the
Guru Network, synchronize the state across engines.

2.

Expanding on these architectural considerations, we aim to utilize the Cross-Chain
Interoperability Protocol (CCIP)[6] for orchestrating multi-chain activities, moving away fromthe centralized Flow Orchestrator model currently used internally by the Guru team. The
operational architecture comprising the Flow Orchestrator, BBPA Engines, and the Guru
Network functions as Oracles for DON (Decentralized Oracle Networks)[7].

3.

CCIP allows for multi-chain messaging and value transfers(ERC-20), which can be utilized by
Flow Orchestrator as a value transfer mechanism defined on task level in BBPM definitions.

4.

This setup allows for multi-chain Operational Chain <-> CCIP[6] <-> DON(Guru exec) <->BBPA Engines <-> Guru Network orchestration, with well known Oracle interfaces designed toact as a compute layer for dApps, either deployed on their operational chain or across multiple
chains.

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Those core design principles identify the foundation of Guru Enlightenment Network, Guru
Community and Ecosystem growth.

Network Participants Ecosystem

As the Guru Network expands, it leverages a diverse ecosystem of contributors and users, eachplaying a crucial role in the network’s operation and growth. These various participant categories
within the Guru Network, including Gurus, Ecosystem Projects, Individual Agents, Integrators, andRetail Users. Each category contributes uniquely to the network's ecosystem, from developing
AI-driven solutions to enhancing blockchain interoperability and user engagement. Understanding
these roles is essential for appreciating the network’s comprehensive architecture and collaborative
dynamics.
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Gurus: This category encompasses AI Processors, Compute Node Runners, and Individual
Agents code contributors.

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Ecosystem Projects: Retail and business projects serve as entities that combine multiple BBPA
(Blockchain Business Process Automation) orchestrations and data scenarios to solve specificroutine tasks or business functions. These projects can also act as Gurus by contributing AI
Processors and GURU AI Assistants to the network. They have the opportunity to publish their AI
Processors, GURU AI Assistants, and Individual Workers in a IAAS(infrastructure-as-a-service)catalog, making them available for integration by other participants in the ecosystem.

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Individual Agents: AI/Non-Custodial Web3 Processors composed by Gurus and run by Computenodes, utilized by BBPM defined processes.

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Integrators: For enterprise implementations, integrators serve as a middle layer providing B2B
adoption of the Guru AI Flow Orchestrator and Framework.

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Retail Users: Retail users utilize the network as assistants from their wallets. Additionally, thearchitecture allows for them to participate in "Compute by Earn" when idle functionality, where
they choose which Individual Agents to run when their device/wallet is idle.

The Guru Enlightenment Network thrives on the collaboration between Gurus, who innovate with AI
technologies, ecosystem projects and active retail users, enhancing both functionality andscalability.

Web3 Infrastructure
The Guru Network is architecturally designed as a Layer 3 solution on the base stack for multi-chain
AI orchestration, leveraging Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). Guru Network
is gearing up for the launch of an incentivized Testnet at Phase1, using this Base Layer 3 technology.
This layer enables dApps and retail users to seamlessly integrate orchestrated AI Agents into their
daily routines and earn rewards as active network participants.

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Flow Orchestrator

The Flow Orchestrator, a central component of our Web3 infrastructure, harnesses AI processors
equipped with comprehensive data sourced from the Guru Data Warehouse, Analytics driven Block
Explorer and DeFi trading terminal deployed on Guru Network. This setup reduces the manualcomplexities typically associated with Web3 technologies, which can hinder adoption and lead touser errors. By automating and battle-testing processes, the Flow Orchestrator ensures efficient
blockchain orchestration within the Guru Enlightenment Network, enhancing operational
efficiency and maximizing network value.

BBPA Engine Event Bus as Network Native Oracle
As we continue to enhance the usability and interoperability of orchestrated BBPM processes, weplan to integrate the Flow Orchestrator Event Bus as an interface that can be queried through oracles
within the Guru Network. Currently, the Flow Orchestrator event bus feeds into Elasticsearchstorage, which is accessible via the Guru Data Warehouse. Moving forward, we aim to expose thisdata on-chain, leveraging the centralized Elasticsearch storage in a selective manner based on thespecific needs within ecosystem process definitions. This approach will streamline data accessibility
and enhance real-time data integration across the network, fostering greater transparency andefficiency in process orchestration.

AI Compute Oracles as Prophets
In the context of the Guru Network, a Prophet refers to an advanced predictive mechanism that
extends the traditional oracle concept (typically used for sensor data) to include prediction
generation capabilities. Prophets are utilized within the AI Compute Orchestration as Verifiable
Truth Sources and Base Truth Oracles. As BBPA (Blockchain Business Process Automation) Enginesachieve sufficient decentralization, they can serve as Base Truth Oracles for specific AI Processors.
This role is crucial in filtering out hallucinative responses from Language Learning Models (LLMs)

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based on verified and reliable data, Prophets enhance the accuracy and applicability of automateddecisions across the network

Real-World Impact and Network Growth
Through the Guru Enlightenment Network, AI Gurus tackle real-world business challenges acrossmultiple chains by integrating them into the Decentralized Oracle Network. This approach not only
brings efficiency but also drives practical innovations that meet the evolving demands of the digitallandscape. The synergy between Gurus—who innovate with AI technologies— Ecosystem projects— and active retail users, who enhance network functionality and scalability, enhances theecosystem growth in integrating user flows with AI and blockchain technology.

User Engagement and Participation
Retail users engage with the network by utilizing AI assistants directly from their wallets.
Furthermore, the BBPA Engine in wallet architecture supports a "Compute to Earn" functionality
allowing users to select which Individual Agents to run, when devices or wallets are idle. Thisfeature encourages active participation and contributes to the network’s collaborative ecosystem.

Web2 and Off Chain Infrastructure
BBPA Engine REST API
We utilize Camunda Platform 7 as the open-source foundation of Flow Orchestrator Nodes it offers
an extensive REST API[9] out of the box. REST API designed to enable BPA(Business Process
Automation) integrators to build various front-end applications atop the orchestration system. All
the states of the processes instantiated from BBPM process definition items are accessible throughthese REST APIs hosted on BBPA Engine, allowing for object interactions and state queries. These
APIs can be exposed to Web2 applications either directly through the BBPA Engine node or via a
Flow Orchestrator proxy that handles all requests from multiple tenants

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The GUI package included in the Guru Framework is already equipped with mechanisms to service
user tasks orchestrated by the Engine. It features modal windows of various types and is integrated
with process instance deployment capabilities, enabling the initiation of predefined BBPA
processes. Additionally, the event bus of the engine is accessible through Historical APIs, which
store a comprehensive history of all activities and variable states.

BBPA Engine Tasklist
The BBPA Engine orchestrates two main types of tasks externally: Individual Agents(IA) Tasks andGurus Tasks, those are divided based on functionality:●

Generic Individual Agents (IA) Tasks: These are queues for IA Lambda functions that handle
AI Compute, comprehensive interaction scripts, or non-custodial transaction execution on
the blockchain. These tasks facilitate the processing and execution of complex data andtransactions, integrating seamlessly with various AI-driven processes.

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Gurus Tasks: Presented within the user’s task list, these tasks function as user interaction
and feedback UI elements across integrated frontends and chatbots. This setup enhances
off-chain orchestration of routines and business processes through an easy-to-use
interface that has been extensively tested across thousands of integrations in traditional
finance (TradFi) businesses utilizing BPMN-based BPA systems.

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Gurus Web3 Tasks: This task type provides a user transaction builder interface, whichorchestrates the transaction process and prompts users to complete tasks through theirwallet. This functionality allows for the encapsulation of various DeFi routines into a single
decision point, which can be automated through an IA Non-Custodial Worker
implementation.

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Non-Custodial Individual Agents (IA) Tasks: These tasks are designed for automatedsigning and execution by a container running on the user’s controlled hardware. They
enable different scenarios for automating crypto activities, enhanced by AI processors,
allowing for sophisticated, secure crypto operations. Example here could be wrapped Guru
DeFi Meta Aggregation API[11] wrapped as Individual agent operating in non custodial
fashion.

Access to these tasks, whether in their current state or a form optimized for integration, is provided
through both Web2 (REST API) and Web3 (BBPM Process Instance SC Variables) interfaces. The
choice of interface depends on the deployers' need for decentralization mechanisms, offering
flexibility in how tasks are managed and executed within the Flow Orchesrtator.

AI Compute Individual Agents Ecosystem

AI Compute IA ecosystem represents the decentralized autonomous computational entities.
Integrated across the ecosystem within the composed BBPM Process definitions to serve as Network
AI compute layer and data analytics toolset. These agents, facilitated by the Guru Flow Orchestrator
and governed by Blockchain Business Process Management (BBPM) definitions.
Ecosystem allows users from various sectors to leverage sophisticated AI tools within a secure anduser-friendly environment.

Data aware Individual Agents Ecosystem
Guru Data Warehouse, enabling Individual Agents and AI processes to tap into a rich vein ofstructured and unstructured data. Such access not only enhances the precision and relevance of AI
activities but also fosters the development of custom solutions provided by ecosystem Integrators.
By integrating proprietary business logic, the Guru Network empowers ecosystem participants toembed their unique operational methodologies directly into AI models, enhancing the models'10ability to deliver targeted outcomes and actionable insights. This capability ensures that businesses
can maintain a competitive edge by developing AI-driven strategies that resonate with operational
goals.
Data aware IA Ecosystem is poised to find new use cases in business automation and AI driven
decision-making processes.

Ecosystem Atomic Franchise Mechanism
The ecosystem operates under the principles of the Atomic Franchise Mechanism (AFM), which arefacilitated by BBPM (Blockchain Business Process Management) definitions. These definitions are
deployed onto BBPA (Business Process Automation) Engines within the GURU Network. Individual
Agents function as Lambda functions for serverless computing of AI Processors. Ecosystem projects
integrate these BBPM Process Definitions into their workflows using the GURU Flow Orchestrator for
deployment and management, along with the Framework SDK as the core for projects andintegrations.
Ecosystem participants have the opportunity to publish their AI Processors and AI Assistants in the
IAAS Catalog. Instances of BBPM processes, derived from these definitions, orchestrate users,
Individual Agents (for AI computing and non-custodial execution), and on-chain actions acrossmultiple chains where ecosystem dApps operate. This enables the creation of new economic models
within the Guru Enlightenment Network, where participants share their business processes, routine
optimizations, and proprietary intellectual property (in the form of Individual Agents) across theecosystem as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). Conversely, Gurus, users, and ecosystem projects
can integrate these infrastructure flows into their BBPMs for use in business processes andWeb3/Web2 applications.
When deploying a flow based on snippets from other participants, there are two types of fees
involved, which contributors (Gurus) can specify during the publishing or BBPMN: an instantiation
fee and rates for Individual Agents (as decentralized serverless AI Compute).
Consider a scenario where a company predominantly sells goods through platforms like Amazon,
eBay, and to insurance companies. These sales funnel into a unified support pipeline where thecontext of an order, along with account and product details, are merged in an AI Processor BBPM
Definition. Multiple Individual Agents running AI models are orchestrated to manage this data. As aresult of these integrations, the company can offer both BBPMs and Individual Agents in the Guru
IAAS catalog, utilizing individual workers and resources to address specific support chat challenges
effectively.

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Ecosystem Rewards and Incentives
Gurus and Individual Agents are primarily incentivized through two revenue streams:●

Instantiation fees from BBPM processes listed in the Guru IAAS Catalog.

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Fees from providing their Individual Agents (IA) as IAAS(infrastructure-as-a-service).
These agents support network operations by offering their infrastructure for computationaltasks.

Rewards are earned for initiating processes and offering infrastructure, thus contributing to the AI
Compute layer of Guru Enlightenment Network(GEN). Furthermore, this infrastructure, managed by
the Flow Orchestrator's Task Queue Interface, can be developed into proprietary intellectual
property (IP), which allows for the commercialization of customized business and AI models or
non-custodial cross-chain computations.

Multi Chain Interoperability Layer (CCIP)

The Guru Network is set to advance its architecture by integrating Chainlink's Decentralized Oracle
Network (DON), ensuring secure and efficient processing of off-chain computations and data feeds.
This integration will enhance robust interoperability through the Cross-Chain Interoperability
Protocol (CCIP), extending beyond our current centralized Flow Orchestrator model. The CCIP isalready functional on multiple blockchains including Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain,
Ethereum, Kroma, Optimism, Polygon, and WEMIX, and is poised for further expansion, enhancing
both the Guru Network and the Flow Orchestrator's multi-chain capabilities.
This upgraded architecture not only supports multi-chain messaging and ERC-20 token transfers
but also improves scalability and performance across various sectors like finance, supply chain, andautomated customer interactions. These sectors stand to benefit from AI-driven dynamic

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optimizations and data-driven decisions, utilizing CCIP’s capabilities for value transfer mechanisms
defined at the task level in BBPM (Blockchain Business Process Management) definitions.
Guru Network <-> DON integration focused on AI Compute Orchestration expands the Oracles
concept(sensor data) towards Prophets(prediction generator for future data) implementation.
The operational trio of the Flow Orchestrator, BBPA Engines, and the Guru Network acts as theoracle infrastructure within DON, streamlining processes and maintaining integrity andconfidentiality across diverse platforms. For a detailed exploration of these integrations and our
future strategies, please refer to the "Building The AI Orchestration Network: Blockchain Business
Process Automation Architecture" whitepaper [8], which covers the "Guru Network <-> Chainlink
DON <-> CCIP” integration extensively.

Roadmap

Our commitment to the GURU Network goes beyond its architectural and economical design; it isalso the foundation for the next evolution of our existing products. By running services using GURU
Network as infrastructure, we demonstrate capabilities and refine functionality to ensure theplatform meets the high standards users expect. This approach allows us to closely align our
products' development with the emerging needs of the blockchain community, ensuring that oursolutions remain at the cutting edge.

$GURU Token Network Utility
The $GURU token underpins the economic operations of the Guru Network, serving as afundamental element of the Contract Secured Revenue (CSR)[10] model. This model strategically
distributes transaction and service fee revenues among various network participants, thereby
nurturing a robust ecosystem. CSR incentivizes Gurus, ecosystem projects, individual agents,
integrators, and retail users, boosting their engagement and contributions to the network. From a
Web3 perspective, the economic utility of the $GURU token bridges diverse network roles and the13Multi-Chain AI compute layer through the Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP),
facilitating the transfer of messages and value. Off Chain, the demand for Blockchain Business
Process Automation (BBPA) orchestration is met through an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
powered by the $GURU token, readily accessible via Web2 tooling.

Staking Mechanisms
Staking within the GURU Network involves locking $GURU tokens to support network operations
and security. Participants are rewarded for their contributions, which include securing the networkand facilitating transactions. Staking is a foundational element of the network's economic model,
incentivizing participation and long-term commitment from its users..

Ecosystem Governance
Ecosystem projects and Gurus are planned to have governance stake in the GURU Network
Ecosystem. The exact framework of the future governance system will be provided at a later date,
before the mainnet launch. The main mechanics and governed “handles” would be tested during theTestnet phase.

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Glossary
Guru Enlightenment Network (GEN) - A decentralized network within the Guru ecosystem thatleverages AI and blockchain technology to facilitate seamless orchestration of business processes.
GEN integrates advanced AI processors and blockchain oracles to enhance operational efficiency andensure reliable, data-driven decision-making across multiple industries.
Flow Orchestrator - A tool within the Guru Network that manages and orchestrates the deployment
and operation of BBPA engines and AI processes.
GURU AI Assistants - Advanced AI tools within the Guru Network that assist in managing andoptimizing blockchain-based business processes.
GURU Data Warehouse - A centralized repository that stores comprehensive data used by AI
Compute Individual Agents for enhanced decision-making and process automation.
IAAS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) - A model within the Guru Network where AI Processors, AI
Assistants, and Individual Workers are made available for integration by other ecosystem
participants.
Integrators - Entities or individuals that provide B2B adoption of the Guru AI Flow Orchestrator
and Framework, facilitating enterprise implementations.
Retail Users - End-users of the Guru Network who utilize AI assistants from their wallets andparticipate in network activities to earn rewards.
AI Compute Individual Agents (IA) - Autonomous computational entities within the Guru Networkthat perform specific AI-driven tasks to support automated business processes.
BBPA (Blockchain Business Process Automation) Engine - The automation engine runningbusiness processes On-Chain and Off-Chain integrating AI and blockchain to enhance efficiency
and accuracy.
BBPM (Blockchain Business Process Management) - The management of blockchain-based
business processes that involve multiple orchestration and data scenarios to solve specific business
functions.
BBPM Process Definition Factory SC - Smart Contracts that represent the BBPM process
definitions and synchronize state across the network's engines.
CCIP (Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol) - A protocol that enables secure and efficientmessaging and value transfers across different blockchain networks.
CSR (Contract Secured Revenue) - A revenue model in the Guru Network where transaction andservice fees are distributed among network participants, fostering ecosystem sustainability.
DON (Decentralized Oracle Networks) - Networks that provide reliable data to blockchain networks
to facilitate operations and enhance security.
Prophet - A predictive tool in the Guru Network that enhances traditional oracles by generating
predictions for sensor data, serving as Verifiable Truth Sources and Base Truth Oracles. Prophets
ensure that AI-driven decisions are based on accurate and reliable data, crucial for eliminatinghallucinative responses from Language Learning Models (LLMs).

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Appendix: Example Ecosystem Applications

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dApp Developers:

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Utilize blockchain data dashboards and pages as no-code solutions integrated
directly into front-ends.
○ Employ ready-to-use, battle-tested process snippets for rapid, low-code
development.
○ Handle asynchronous user interactions or support scenarios via a task list
interface.
RAG Applications Developers and AI Models Providers:○2.

Leverage a variety of supported models and providers within the ecosystem.
Use templates for easy integration of GPT-type requests, distributed acrosscompute nodes.
○ Create, store, and query embeddings for RAG context to enhance application
functionality.
Network Participants:○ Operate as validator nodes, providing consensus, governance, AI model, and data
verification services.
○ Earn computation fees through Contract Secured Revenue by running AI models.
○ Utilize the Guru Wallet SDK to run compute tasks, enhancing participation andearnings.
Enterprise Applications:○ Integrate RAG mechanics for blockchain transactions, assets, and data dashboards
directly into enterprise systems.
○ Enhance business processes with AI-driven insights and automation, promoting
efficiency and innovation.
SocialFi Applications:○ Orchestrate social mechanics and gamify application experiences to facilitate
seamless blockchain onboarding.
○ Use orchestrated multi-step AI models to create engaging and interactive user
experiences.
Chatbots and Personal Assistants:
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Develop chatbots for platforms like Telegram and Discord using the SDK, enablingeasy orchestration of tasks and AI interactions.
○ Implement non-custodial execution features for secure, decentralized operation ofchatbots and personal assistants.
GAMEDev Tooling:○ Provide game developers with tools to focus on game design and mechanics rather
than financial and AI orchestration aspects.
○ Utilize AI for game item generation and management, integrating blockchain
functionalities seamlessly.
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Appendix: Disclaimer
This paper is for general information purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or arecommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any investment and should not be used in theevaluation of the merits of making any investment decision. It should not be relied upon foraccounting, legal or tax advice or investment recommendations. This paper reflects current opinionsof the authors and is not made on behalf of DexGuru, or their affiliates and does not necessarilyreflect the opinions of DexGuru, their affiliates or individuals associated with them. The opinions
reflected herein are subject to change without being updated.

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