In the world of AI and blockchain, where buzzwords often outpace actual innovation, Intellex stands apart

At its core, Intellex is about bridging probabilistic AI with deterministic blockchain, ensuring that AI-driven intelligence can be trusted

In the vibrant yet often-overhyped realm of AI and blockchain, Intellex stands out with a clear vision and a unique approach to merging these two technologies. The project aims to solve real-world problems by leveraging the collective power of secure and scalable AI agent collaboration, while also engaging a community that actively contributes to, and benefits from, the system through tokenomics.

At its essence, Intellex connects probabilistic AI with deterministic blockchain, ensuring that AI-driven intelligence can be trusted, verifiable, and readily available. This vision goes beyond technological innovation; it’s about creating a new intelligence economy.

To delve deeper into this vision and the mechanics behind it, we sat down with Omar Saadoun, co-founder and CTO of Intellex, to discuss the project’s origins, its technological foundations, and how it plans to change industries, starting with something as simple (yet critical) as getting a tomato onto a pizza.

Why AI alone isn’t enough

Intellex didn’t begin as an abstract tech concept. It stemmed from a pressing business challenge: the extreme fragmentation of the food service industry supply chains, with companies unable or unwilling to share data due to competitive concerns.

“We were working with major food service operators like US Food Core and Nestlé who needed better demand forecasting and supply chain coordination,” explains Saadoun. “Each company was operating in isolation, training AI models on their own internal data.” However, since they didn’t trust each other enough to share information, their AI models had blind spots, leading to inefficiencies, waste, and missed opportunities.

Intellex's goal was to create a way for companies to collaborate on AI-driven intelligence without exposing sensitive data.

“The key was ensuring that AI-generated insights could be trusted by all parties. And that's where blockchain comes in,” adds Saadoun.

Bridging AI and blockchain for trust and scalability

The Intellex system is built on two fundamental technological principles.

Traditional software follows deterministic rules—if X happens, do Y. In contrast, AI is probabilistic. It makes predictions based on probabilities rather than strict rules.

“When you're working with AI models, you can't always predict exactly what the output will be. Instead of dictating exactly what to do to an AI agent, you create an environment where it can learn and make the right decisions based on probability.” This flexibility is what makes AI powerful but also unpredictable and untrustworthy in high-stakes environments.

To solve this, Intellex integrates blockchain governance to ensure AI-driven insights can be trusted. Blockchain provides a transparent, immutable record of how AI agents generate intelligence. It also establishes a decentralized governance system where no single entity controls the AI, ensuring that power is distributed across all stakeholders. Additionally, blockchain ensures fair participation, allowing even smaller players in an industry to have a say in shaping the intelligence models.

“This combination means we can create an intelligence system that is not just smart but also verifiable, secure, and fair,” says Saadoun.

From theory to practice: How Intellex is changing industries

One of the most fascinating aspects of Intellex is its unique approach to AI collaboration through activators—decentralized AI agents that solve real-world business tasks.

Activators are decentralized AI agents that businesses can use to solve specific problems, such as forecasting demand, optimising logistics, or improving sales strategies.

“An activator is essentially a team of AI agents working together to tackle a task. But here's the interesting part: these activators aren't just controlled by Intellex. They're powered by our token-holding community.”

This involvement is crucial. Instead of traditional AI services where companies simply pay for access, Intellex wants to get your tomato to the pizza — with AI agents and blockchain

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introduces a gamified, community-driven model using its utility token (INTX).

Token holders can stake their tokens into activators, funding and upgrading agents (activators). The better an activator performs, the more rewards it generates. Token holders actively manage activators, deciding where to allocate tokens to maximize intelligence output and financial returns.

This means Intellex isn't just a tech company selling AI services; it's an intelligence marketplace where AI-generated knowledge is traded like an asset. It does this by tackling both interoperability and communication across agents and even chains where those agents live.

“In Web3, most people are used to passive staking. We're introducing active staking, where token holders aren't just locking up tokens for rewards; they're deploying them into AI-powered activators that generate intelligence.”

The result is a self-sustaining ecosystem where AI development is crowdsourced, incentivized, and constantly improving.

A busy period ahead for Intellex

Intellex is gearing up for a major milestone: its Token Generation Event (TGE), which is expected within the