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Unlike Bitcoin's lack of intrinsic value or AI models requiring massive investments while quickly becoming obsolete, HuBrowser combines the disruptive potential with real utility and sustainable long-term value.
13 Reasons Why
HuBrowser isn't just another app - it's a revolutionary platform positioned at the intersection of privacy, AI, and mobile computing.
Market Position
- Private access β HuBrowser is the only private door to the Internet.
- Freedom platform β Create, distribute, and use any webpage or extension with app-like experience, without charge or restrictions.
- Product-ready β Not just a concept, the products are ready for use and generating revenue.
- Capital efficiency β Completed the full development of HuBrowser with bootstrap funds.
AI Native
- Born for AI β world's first mobile app that runs offline multi-modal AI.
- AI agent ecosystem β HuBrowser uses the Internet as the most standard and universal interface, more economical than image recognition.
- Stronger capabilities β From AI ad-blocking to hailing a cab, HuBrowser has built-in support for various advanced features.
Mobile First
- Only multi-window solution β Supports unlimited multi-window multitasking while others are limited to 2-3 windows. Potential revenue from collaborating device manufacturers.
- Faster, less battery drain β Native C++ code makes HuBrowser ecosystem apps significantly faster than apps based on Java or Swift.
- Device-wide impact β When set as default browser, HuBrowser enhances the entire device's performance.
Deeptech Moat
- Decades of innovation β Creating HuBrowser requires immense talent and determination that cannot be simply acquired.
- Advanced architecture β With 40 million lines of code, HuBrowser is a complete OS, like ChromeOS for Android.
- Native Browser Agent β While OpenAI etc. automates with the cloud virtual machines, we automate with private local browser.
Leadership
Founder: Yitao Hu
A proven technical leader with the vision and execution to build the next-gen operating system.
- Pioneer of Generative AI β First employee at Silicon Valley AI coding startup MutableAI in early 2022, collaborated with OpenAI and Anthropic before being acquired by Google.
- Industry expertise β Decades of experience with browsers and beyond.
White paper:The HuBrowser Proposal
A paid browser for more convenience and autonomy
Introduction
Within the realm of artificial intelligence, two divergent paths emerge. The diagram above illustrates these two potential futures:
Which Scenario Will Prevail?
Let us look into each one.
Scenario 1: The Mega-AI Ecosystem
The left diagram illustrates a future dominated by a singular, all-encompassing AI. This AI processes commands, executes tasks internally, and delivers results with a simple "done." Apps become mere plugins, while the inner workings remain a black box.
- High costs for app developers to adapt to different AIs
- Monopolistic power concentrated in few companies
- Resource consolidation limiting innovation
- Addictive simplicity at the cost of transparency
Scenario 2: The Open Ecosystem
The right diagram envisions a future where AI acts as a conduit between users and a plethora of apps. Users can see which apps are selected and understand the rationale behind these choices. Transparency prevails through open-source models and on-device, private AI.
- Control and privacy remain with the user
- Unbiased AI services that serve the user first
- Autonomy and secret safeguarding
- Fair marketplace with diverse app ecosystem
Our Vision
At HuBrowser, we are committed to the open ecosystem. Our goal is to serve as a transparent, beneficial, and profitable link between users and applications. We believe in the power of choice and the value of an open, competitive market.
To attract initial users, we are integrating unique features, yet we remain dedicated to supporting the freedom to choose from a wide array of alternatives. This commitment ensures we prioritize the user's best interests and foster a thriving ecosystem.
Your Perspective
What's your take on this? We invite your insights and questions, particularly about the technical nuances, like "why it must be a browser."