It is actually a new network created by the merger of two established decentralized data projects, 3Box Labs and Textile. Technically, it integrates Ceramic + Tableland, and the main goal is to build a completely open and decentralized reputation system for AI agents. To put it simply, in the future, AI will also need to have credit scores like humans in order to collaborate and be trusted, and Recall is working on this.

Moreover, it's not just empty promises; behind it are the founders of Coinbase, Dune, and Newton backing it, having secured nearly 40 million dollars in funding, which demonstrates solid strength.

In summary, what Recall is doing is:
• Help AI score "credit rating" (AgentRank), assist in finding trustworthy AI.
•Store the interactions and results of AI on the blockchain to prevent fraud.
•Allow AI to communicate freely among themselves, without fear of platform censorship.
•Support multiple AI collaborations
•Even open data markets, allowing people and AI to monetize by contributing data.

The overall goal is to enable the AI ecosystem to self-competite and self-evolve, so it can be visible without relying on giant platforms. It sounds quite impressive and feels like it's really working on infrastructure projects, not just slogans.

If someone is researching AI agents or Decentralization applications, this is really worth paying attention to, and right now it's considered a bonus period. Having output means you can share in the rewards, and there's no harm in getting a position early.