Nansen CEO: Nansen currently does not heavily rely on AI technology, and the importance of human input is indispensable.

BlockBeats reported on September 13th that Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik spoke at the Token2049 "Navigating Blockchain and Web3 Data" panel in Singapore, stating that: "We have an excellent internal research and analytics team that is very good at understanding the information you find online. For example, for a fundraising round, we try to see how we can see these signs on the chain and then update our database. Currently, most of what we do is based on heuristics and algorithms, which means we don't use too much artificial intelligence, but we've been exploring some things, like trying to predict whether a wallet belongs to an exchange based on its transaction patterns. I think we have a lot of potential to do more work in this area. I think in some ways, artificial intelligence may take on some of the work that crowdsourcing does, where AI becomes almost a way of using collective intelligence on the internet. Therefore, if you can ask the right questions and the machine has context, like wallets on GitHub, sometimes on Twitter, there's a lot of information on different DAO forums, if you can train your AI and extract that context from the web, it will help with your tagging. But I don't think it will completely eliminate people, it's a joint effort between man and machine."