CONSO: Turning Everyday AI Interactions into an Asset You Own
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become part of our daily lives. People use ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI platforms to search for information, learn, create content, solve problems, and even develop products.
However, beneath all this activity lies an interesting question: what happens to the value we create during our daily use of AI?
This is where the CONSO project caught my attention.
CONSO positions itself as a next-generation consumer reputation system built on the Walrus protocol and the Sui network. Its goal is to create an environment where users can build a history of their digital activity, rather than simply generating value for platforms without receiving anything in return.
One of the project's most interesting elements is the CONSO extension and its new "Prompt to Earn" concept.
The idea is simple: you continue using AI as usual, while CONSO tracks useful information about your behavior and activity. The extension provides statistics on prompts, tokens, models, and estimated API costs, while also helping users better understand their habits and the quality of their prompt engineering.
The rewards system makes this project particularly interesting.
Instead of AI usage remaining just another unnoticed part of our digital lives, CONSO creates a system where your activity can earn you ZAP points, achievements, leaderboard rankings, and future rewards. The project recently launched a public beta version of its extension, initially limiting access to a select number of users. According to updates from CONSO, thousands of real people have already started using the extension, and the system has tracked tens of thousands of queries.
What matters to me is that users don't have to radically change the way they usually interact with AI.
You can continue using the tools you are accustomed to. The difference is that your activity becomes part of a long-term reputation and reward system.
Privacy is another key aspect of the concept. CONSO states that queries never leave the user's device, analytics are processed locally, and only behavioral metadata is tracked and recorded.
This opens up an interesting avenue for the future development of digital reputation.
Today, our online activity is scattered across many different platforms. AI usage represents another significant source of data on digital activity, yet there is still no universal way to transform this activity into a "portable" reputation.
CONSO aims to create precisely this kind of interaction.
The project's broader vision goes beyond simply earning points for queries (prompts). The team is working on a "Consumer Passport" concept that will integrate activity, reputation, and rewards into a unified system.
That is why, in my opinion, CONSO is a project worth watching.
It combines AI, consumer data, reputation, and rewards into a single idea: your activity should benefit you personally. The CONSO extension is still under development, so there is plenty of excitement ahead. However, the chosen direction is promising, especially for those already actively using AI.
Instead of simply asking AI questions every day, we will eventually be able to build a verifiable history of our interactions with it.
Use AI. Build your activity history. Mine ZAP. Become part of CONSO.
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