DIN Unveils Chrome Extension with AI Detection and Community Voting
DIN Unveils Chrome Extension with AI Detection and Community Voting
š DIN Chrome Extension

DIN is developing a Chrome extension that combines AI detection capabilities with community-driven validation.
Key features include:
- AI content detection technology
- Community voting mechanisms
- On-chain reward distribution
- Boosted earnings for $DIN token holders
The extension represents DIN's continued expansion of their AI-native data pre-processing ecosystem. Users will be able to participate in data validation while earning rewards directly through the browser.
Token utility expands as $DIN holders gain access to enhanced earning opportunities within the new platform.
Mockups have been released showing the extension's interface and functionality.
A sneak peek at what weāre building: The DIN Chrome extension ā AI detection + community voting + on-chain rewards. Hold $DIN for boosted earnings. Mockups below.
The devs are cooking. Something major is heating up in the DIN kitchen. Get ready to clean the web and earn ?
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