- Filecoin and Theoriq build decentralized AI agents with fully on-chain verifiable models and decisions.
- Filecoin provides tamper-proof public data storage for autonomous agents to collaborate and automate complex tasks.
Imagine having a group of digital assistants who can make their own decisions, but without a central server to control them. Well, that’s more or less the picture of the collaboration between Filecoin and Theoriq. Both are building an AI agent system that is completely based on a decentralized storage foundation.
Everything runs transparently, can be audited at any time, and there is no need to worry about data being secretly taken without permission.
Most AI runs on centralized servers with limited visibility. @TheoriqAI is using Filecoin to build agents that operate on decentralized infrastructure, where both the data and the logic behind decisions are open and traceable. pic.twitter.com/x3BQ0MN7q8
— Filecoin (@Filecoin) June 17, 2025
Teamwork and Transparency in Theoriq’s AI Architecture
Theoriq creates autonomous AI agents whose entire process—from the model to the decisions they make—is validated directly via the blockchain. On the other hand, Filecoin provides a “home” for the data used by these agents. But this is not just an ordinary digital storage place.
Filecoin stores tamper-proof public datasets, such as files from GitHub, document archives, and even other open data that is suitable for training artificial intelligence.
Furthermore, Theoriq’s approach relies on cooperation between agents. Not one AI working alone, but a group of AIs working together to complete complex tasks. If we make an analogy, it’s like a group of people in a project team who fill each other’s gaps, but everything can be traced. And that’s what makes the process feel much safer and more accountable.
Filecoin Expands into AI, Privacy, and Even Outer Space
Interestingly, Filecoin is also increasingly aggressively exploring other spaces. At the end of May, they officially collaborated with Bagel OpenAI to improve privacy in the AI work process.
The style they bring is also quite unique—a combination of decentralized storage technology from Filecoin with encrypted computing techniques from Bagel, such as differential privacy and zero-knowledge proofs. They want to keep user data safe, while still complying with existing privacy regulations. Practical and still thinking about security.
Recently, Filecoin also announced a new collaboration with SingularityNET and Atlas Data. This is where Filecoin began to show its intention to establish a foothold in the AI and data analytics sector. But most surprisingly, they are also working with Lockheed Martin to develop a data delivery system to space. Maybe in the future your data can “cool down” in orbit before being reused on Earth.
Not only that, CNF also previously reported that Akave Network has released a new infrastructure called O3. This system can be said to be a transparent and more flexible version of Amazon S3. Interestingly, Akave chose Filecoin as the main foundation for its storage. A fairly reasonable decision, considering that Filecoin’s focus is on the scene of open storage and can be verified by anyone.
Meanwhile, as of the writing time, FIL is trading at about $2.40, down 4.29% over the last 24 hours, causing its market cap to drop below the $1.65 billion mark.
