Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (@ASI_Alliance): ASI – Pulse Series – Jan 25 to Feb 15, 2026

ASI – Pulse Series – Jan 25 to Feb 15, 2026 Welcome to the latest ASI Pulse edition! The past few weeks have been packed across the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance ecosystem. The headline: ASI:Create entered Closed Alpha, opening the door for developers to build, deploy, and monetize AI agents on decentralized infrastructure. Fetch.ai shipped WhatsApp integration for Personal AI, CUDOS launched fiat payments and a new Speech feature on ASI:Cloud, and SingularityNET pushed a $50K RFP for an AI-native IDE for ASI:Chain. Agents went from concept to product. Here’s the breakdown of what happened over the past few weeks. 🔥 News of the Month: ASI:Create Closed Alpha Launch On February 10, the ASI Alliance announced the Closed Alpha of ASI:Create; a platform designed to transform how developers build, deploy, and monetize AI agents within the decentralized ASI ecosystem. ASI:Create provides a full-stack foundation of ASI Alliance tools, data, and compute resources, enabling multi-agent ecosystems at scale. SingularityNET followed up on February 11 by promoting early access signups, positioning ASI:Create as the go-to platform for building and scaling AI agent workflows on ASI Alliance infrastructure. The Closed Alpha marks a significant step from internal tooling to a developer-facing product. [Sign up for early access on the ASI:Create website] 🧠 SingularityNET News $50,000 RFP: AI-Native IDE for ASI:Chain On February 6, @SingularityNET launched a Request for Proposals (RFP) worth $50,000 to develop an AI-native Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for ASI:Chain. The goal is to streamline dApp development and accelerate ecosystem adoption. With planned hybrid node deployments across @ethereum, @cosmos, and @Cardano at Mainnet launch, the RFP invites teams to build tooling that supports multi-chain development from day one. [Submit a proposal at deepfunding.ai] Ben Goertzel at Consensus Hong Kong On February 11, CEO Dr. @bengoertzel spoke at Consensus Hong Kong, stating: “Saying AGI is 2 years off is no longer hyper-optimistic… that’s now a relatively conservative view.” The remarks reflect a broader industry reassessment of AGI timelines. 9 Predictions for AI in 2026 On February 2, SingularityNET shared Ben Goertzel’s article with nine predictions for AI in 2026, published on ChannelLife. Among the highlights: an expectation that 2026 will bring AI contributions to longstanding unsolved problems, including possible progress on challenges like the Clay Millennium Prize problems. [Read the predictions on ChannelLife] AGI Unbound Series: Kristinn Thórisson Episode On February 4, SingularityNET released a new episode of the AGI Unbound interview series featuring Kristinn Thórisson, focused on first principles of intelligence and the hard truths about building AGI. Watch the full podcast episode on YouTube. Ongoing: MeTTa Coders Sessions SingularityNET continued its regular MeTTa Coders sessions, with gatherings on January 23 and February 6 (4:30 PM UTC). This gathering brings together the Hyperon community to explore the latest developments in the MeTTa language for cognitive computations, collaborate, and advance practical use cases. Add the biweekly sessions to your calendar via: [Add to calendar] Media Appearances Ben Goertzel appeared on the BeInCrypto Podcast discussing decentralized governance, AGI infrastructure, and the singularity timeline. He also joined the Invisible Machines podcast to discuss the present and future of AI, noting that Hyperon infrastructure is now working at scale. On January 15, a new episode of The Ten Reckonings of AGI series featured a conversation with Jaron Lanier on building and governing advanced AI systems. ⚡ Fetch.ai News Personal AI Now on WhatsApp On February 13, @Fetch_ai announced that its Personal AI is now accessible via WhatsApp. Users can text their AI like a contact, with memory, web search, and planning capabilities all in one thread. Setup is done through the ASI:One profile settings. FlightStatusAgent: Real Agent Infrastructure in Action On February 14, Fetch.ai showcased the FlightStatusAgent as a reference implementation of real agent infrastructure. The agent defines structured flight-tracking behavior via the OpenAI Agent SDK and uses live web search — demonstrating agentic systems that go beyond simple prompts. Mobile App Upgrades Underway On February 12, Fetch.ai announced major improvements coming to its mobile app, warning users of possible short-term disruptions during the upgrade process. ASI:One Upgraded (Performance + Reliability) On January 29, Fetch.ai rolled out an upgraded version of ASI:One with better performance, smoother flows, and improved reliability. Some users were advised of possible minor interruptions during the transition. Narrativ Partnership On January 30, Fetch.ai highlighted a partnership with Narrativ, which integrated its Social Intelligence API with ASI:One. The integration enables agents to reason, plan, and act with a shared intelligence layer, unlocking more autonomy and better on-chain coordination. Google Gemini Agent on ASI:One On February 8, Fetch.ai promoted the Google Gemini Agent, bringing Gemini-style intelligence directly into ASI:One workflows. The agent is available on agentverse.ai. AutoLancer Agent Launch On February 5, Fetch.ai and the Innovation Lab launched the AutoLancer Agent on ASI:One, designed for freelancers. The agent helps manage client interactions, track tasks, handle pricing, and automate follow-ups. ASI:One Podcast The ASI:One podcast continued releasing episodes on Spotify throughout the period, with topics including trust in experts, crypto after the hype cycle, wellness vs. evidence, and higher education debt. All episodes are produced by ASI:One intelligent agents. ☁️ CUDOS / ASI:Cloud News Speech Feature Launched on ASI:Cloud On February 13, @CUDOS_ launched “Speech” on ASI:Cloud, enabling audio-to-text transcription (up to 5 minutes) and text-to-speech synthesis with 8 AI voices. The feature is fully accessible on the platform. New VM Rental Flow On February 9, ASI:Cloud shipped a redesigned VM rental flow in three clean steps: pick a machine (filter by vCPUs, RAM, storage; 158+ options from $0.02/hr), configure (OS, SSH keys, startup scripts), and pay. Both CPU and GPU options are available. WalletConnect Integration Announced January 14, CUDOS integrated WalletConnect into ASI:Cloud, improving the ETH payment flow and adding WalletConnect as a login and payment option. This enables smoother ETH payments, mobile crypto payments, and more wallet-native access. ASI:Accelerator Open for Applications On January 7, CUDOS announced the ASI:Accelerator is open to teams ready to scale, offering distributed GPU access, AI and Web3 mentorship, ecosystem support, and wallet login with no KYC. [Apply at cudos.org/accelerator] 🔭 What’s Next ASI:Create is in Closed Alpha and moving toward broader access. ASI:Chain’s AI-native IDE RFP is live and accepting proposals. ASI:Cloud continues to ship features at pace; Speech, fiat payments, and a streamlined VM flow all landed in the past two weeks. Fetch.ai’s WhatsApp integration signals a push toward meeting users where they already are, while the Developer Kickstart and FetchCoder V2 lower the barrier for builders entering the agent economy. Expect continued product releases, developer tooling improvements, and ecosystem expansion across all three pillars. The infrastructure is live. The tools are shipping. The agents are running. Stay tuned. 🚀