Justin Sun: My AI digital twin, “Brother Sun 1.0,” is expected to launch next week
Odaily reported that TRON founder Justin Sun stated during his speech at the 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival that AI is becoming the core accelerator driving Web3 from experimentation to real-world operations, and has already evolved from a tool into an independent entity capable of autonomously accessing resources and executing tasks. He pointed out that TRON is currently placing greater emphasis on stability and security rather than simply low cost. Under the premise of decentralization, the AI project B.AI has the potential to become an equally important fundamental infrastructure. In addition, Justin Sun revealed that TRON is advancing the development of quantum-resistant capabilities, with the goal of becoming the world's first public chain with quantum security features.
Justin Sun also mentioned that the current payment system is difficult to adapt to the development of AI Agents. B.AI aims to build underlying financial infrastructure for the AI era, integrating payments and model invocation through blockchain addresses, and supporting anonymous access to advanced global models. On the application level, he shared that by continuously collecting and distilling personal data for training, an AI avatar "Brother Sun 1.0" (expected to launch next week) has been created, which can be called upon to handle tasks at any time and will continue to optimize iteratively. B.AI has already launched chatbot and Claude functions, and will launch the "Clone Brain" function next week, which will offer customized integration with state-of-the-art models and free cyber fortune telling. More product updates are expected next month.
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