Polygon Developer Launches Assistant AI, Polygon Copilot, Special Design For Crypto World

JAKARTA - Polygon Labs, blockchain technology company and crypto developer MATIC, announced the launch of their newest AI assistant, Polygon Copilot, on June 21.

The assistant has been trained in protocol documentation and can provide an explanation of various topics related to the crypto world to users with different levels of knowledge.

Polygon Copilot offers "starter" and "continue" modes to explain information to users in an easy-to-understand way. In addition, the assistant also provides "degen" modes that provide insight and analytics regarding NFT (Non-Fungible Token), DeFi (Decentralized Finance), and crypto wallets, with a communication style that follows the meme trend.

Through an assistant chat interface, users can give Polygon Copilot instructions to perform tasks such as printing zkEVM (Zero-Knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine) and NFT based on Proof of Stake (POS). During testing, Copilot was able to estimate market capitalization that is approaching actual capitalization in dollars.

Polygon has imposed restrictions on the number of requests users can submit to prevent spam. However, users can get more credit through a reference and partner offering. Polygon Copilot is supported by OpenAI's GPT-4 technology, although the settings allow the use of other versions of GPT technology.

The launch of Polygon Copilot is one of the latest examples of blockchain companies presenting AI assistants to assist users in crypto navigation and understanding. Several other companies that have launched AI crypto assistants are Avalanche with AvaGPT, Binance with Sensei chatbot, Solana withANTGPT, Crypto.com with Amy's chatbot, and ByBit with ToolsGPT.

With the growing technology of AI assistants in the crypto industry, it is hoped that users can obtain information that is easier to understand and more deeply regarding various aspects and concepts related to digital currencies and blockchain technology.