Developer Office Hour #45: AI Health Copilot

**Uniswap v3 is now operational on the 0G network** through Oku Trade, marking another expansion for the decentralized exchange protocol. **Key details:** - $120K in liquidity provider (LP) incentives available - Zero-fee bridging and swapping functionality - Integration supports the network's focus on AI-agent infrastructure The deployment follows Uniswap v3's pattern of expanding to various blockchain networks. GFX Labs, the team behind Oku, previously deployed Uniswap v3 on Bitcoin sidechain Rootstock in 2023. Users can now access Uniswap's automated market maker on 0G's decentralized AI-focused layer-1 network.

**Peter Norvig**, Stanford HAI Fellow and former Google Director of Research, is mentoring founders in the 0G Apollo Accelerator program. Norvig co-authored the foundational AI textbook used globally and brings decades of AI research experience to the program. He joins **Bon Sethi**, Field CTO at Google for Startups, who focuses on AI/ML and Web3 production systems. The **Stanford x 0G Apollo Accelerator** connects AI founders with industry leaders who actively build alongside participants rather than just advise. Applications remain open at [apollo.0g.ai](http://apollo.0g.ai)

**0G Forge** has launched as a terminal-native development tool that enables developers to build and deploy applications directly from the command line interface. **Key Features:** - Prompt-to-deployment workflow without leaving the CLI - Built on composable infrastructure architecture - Designed specifically for AI agent development on blockchain The tool arrives shortly after the 0G App release, demonstrating rapid iteration in the decentralized AI development space. The launch highlights how modular infrastructure enables faster tooling development for blockchain-based AI applications. Developers can now streamline their workflow from initial prompt through application creation to final deployment using a single terminal interface.

While most crypto AI projects focus on building agents, **0G is addressing the foundational infrastructure** agents need to function: - **Identity systems** for agent authentication - **Payment rails** for autonomous transactions - **Verified compute** for trustworthy execution - **Memory solutions** for data persistence The project highlights a gap in the market: many teams build AI agents without considering the underlying infrastructure required for their operation. 0G positions itself as providing the essential building blocks—compute verification, on-chain storage, and identity layers—that enable agents to operate reliably in decentralized environments. This infrastructure-first approach contrasts with surface-level solutions like wallets and hosting, focusing instead on the foundational elements needed for autonomous AI systems.

The 0G Apollo Accelerator has closed applications for its latest cohort, transitioning from its Stanford partnership to a new collaboration with Blockchain Builders. **Key Details:** - Applications are now closed for the accelerator program - Partnership shift from Stanford to Blockchain Builders announced - Thomas Hay, Senior Staff PM at Consensys and product lead for Infura's Decentralized Infrastructure Network, joins as a mentor - Previous mentors include Patrick Chang from Dispersion Capital, who has backed infrastructure projects like Helium, Alchemy, Berachain, and 0G The accelerator emphasizes providing builders with access to industry expertise and networks beyond just funding. More details about the Blockchain Builders x 0G Apollo Accelerator will be announced soon. For more information: [apollo.0g.ai](http://apollo.0g.ai)