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AGII Launches Real-Time AI Intelligence to Supercharge Web3 Smart Contracts

SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE, AGII, a leading intelligent automation platform for Web3 infrastructure, has unveiled a significant upgrade to its architecture with the introduction of real-time AI intelligence layers. This enhancement empowers smart contracts with faster execution, adaptive responsiveness, and continuous optimization across decentralized networks.

The new AI layers introduce a dynamic self-learning loop, enabling contracts to adjust and optimize logic flows during execution. By leveraging live data and conditions, AGII-powered smart contracts can self-correct, reduce latency, and maintain accuracy in complex environments—essential for decentralized applications handling financial operations, on-chain governance, or predictive automation.

With this upgrade, it strengthens its role as a smart automation engine for blockchain developers. Real-time intelligence ensures transparent, auditable, and reliable outcomes while enabling high-volume, decision-heavy contract interactions with reduced failure rates. Developers can now deploy agile, autonomous systems that remain secure, scalable, and future-ready as Web3 ecosystems expand.

“Our real-time AI intelligence layers bridge predictive logic and actionable automation,” said this company’s spokesperson. “This development ensures decentralized networks can respond instantly, supporting innovation in smart contracts and dApps globally.”

AGII’s platform sets a new benchmark for decentralized AI infrastructure, offering tools that integrate predictive analytics, adaptive execution, and low-latency intelligence. By enabling continuously optimized contracts, AGII accelerates Web3 adoption and enhances the reliability and efficiency of decentralized systems.

About AGII

AGII provides intelligent automation solutions for Web3, focusing on autonomous smart contracts, predictive logic, and real-time optimization to enable adaptive, secure, and scalable decentralized systems.

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