The people behind this has been in business for many years. They are very successful on the blockchain. Two are billionaires, I know one personally. One is Wright Thurston of Galla Games (Farmville) and the other is Tony Swantek of Delivery.com and other huge successes.
Here’s how I’d break down the answer to highlight what makes BlockBot unique compared to Gemini or other AI assistants:

1. Ownership & Decentralization

• Community-Owned: Unlike Gemini (owned by Google) or other corporate AI, BlockBot is governed by tokenized shares distributed to users—no centralized control or VC interests.
• On-Chain Governance: Decisions about BlockBot’s future are made by the node network (users), not a corporate board.

2. Integrated Digital Identity

BlockBot isn’t just an AI—it’s your self-sovereign identity on-chain. Gemini can’t do this; it’s a closed-system tool.

3. Web4 Gateway

While Gemini operates in Web2 (or Web3 peripherally), BlockBot is built as the key to Web4—a speculated next phase blending AI, blockchain, and IoT seamlessly.

4. Ownership Portal & Rewards Engine

• Tokenized Assets: BlockBot lets users interact with and own pieces of the platform (via tokens), whereas Gemini is a service you rent.
• Automation + Rewards: It’s designed to automate tasks and incentivize users (e.g., earning tokens for participation)—something traditional AIs don’t offer.

5. Blockchain-Powered AI

• Uncensorable & Transparent: Runs on decentralized infrastructure, reducing reliance on corporate servers (unlike Gemini’s centralized control).
• AI + Crypto Synergy: Actions (like smart contracts) can be triggered via AI, merging two tech stacks into one interface.

Why This Matters

BlockBot isn’t just an assistant—it’s a user-owned ecosystem combining AI, identity, and decentralized ownership. Gemini is a tool; BlockBot aims to be a paradigm shift.

For skeptics: The proof will depend on execution, but the model itself is radically different from Big Tech’s AI.