Injective (INJ) may soon join the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI) alongside Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol. This collaboration aims to facilitate cross-chain transfers through Fetch.ai integration.

Following a unanimous vote by the Fetch.ai community, the inter-blockchain communication (IBC) protocol light client will be replaced by Injective, enabling seamless cross-chain transfers. This move is anticipated to enhance interoperability between networks, strengthening ecosystem integration, and expanding DeFi opportunities.

A software upgrade proposal for a CUDOS network merger was also approved, marking CUDOS's entry into the ASI group. These proposals gathered 100% approval shortly after submission, reflecting robust community governance.

The alliance aims to bolster AI efficiency and reduce vulnerabilities with an investment in GPU hardware, supporting large-scale AI and machine learning applications. The addition of the Cudos computing network will introduce contemporary AI GPUs, providing computational power for the alliance.

Injective plans to integrate with Fetch.ai further, potentially allowing INJ tokens into the ASI token alliance. This could create opportunities for trading AI-related assets and derivatives. Amidst these developments, INJ's token value increased by 0.62%, trading at $20.20.