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# Welcome to AiGora.

## Overview

Even though the term artificial intelligence appeared in 1956, only in the last decade have new technologies made it possible to fill it with meaning. Starting with simple algorithms of chess robots and human assistants, AI technologies have been further developed by Internet search engines and online grammar correctors in writing. But the real explosion came with the advent of the ChatGPT application, which introduced AI with the knowledge of a freshman student in all branches of human knowledge and applied sciences at the same time. However, being the most famous ChatGPT is not the only application in the market, which is increasingly filled with applications that offer opportunities such as interaction that provides transformation:

• text-to-text (T2T)

• text-to-NFT (T2N)

• text-to-code (T2C)

• text-to-image (T2I)

• text-to-audio (T2S)

• text-to-video (T2V)

And many others.

How can a simple user understand all this? Download all apps in AppStore or Google?&#x20;

We offer a simple and elegant solution - a decentralized AI application marketplace that contains both Web2 socialization elements and Web3 monetization capabilities.


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