Real-Time Update: Pi Network Explores Decentralized AI Compute (Nov 19, 2025)

Pi Network is also in a new stage of technical experimentation because it is now investigating the possibility of its decentralized AI computation being supported by its global network of users. The recent update, posted by analyst Crypto Asad, brings out a growing story on the involvement of Pi in AI-based blockchain infrastructure. The project expects to leverage its high number of mobile miners and desktop node operators to execute large scale distributed AI tasks. This trend is what will lead Pi out of the initial identity of a mobile mining platform and into the larger field of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks.

Expanding Supported by Millions of Users

Pi Network has an approximate of 50 million users and over 350,000 active desktop nodes at the time of writing. These nodes serve to support hardware on AI applications that in the past had to rely on large data centers. Pi seeks to create its own compute layer by accessing user controlled machines by tapping into their assets to distribute AI tasks to thousands of machines. This model is unique to the other decentralized compute projects that tend to have smaller user bases because of the scale. The network coverage by Pi provides a test bed in large scale distributed inference and training experiments.

Initial viability of OpenMind Collaboration

The POC demonstrates preliminary feasibility with respect to a decentralized compute paradigm based on the utilization of any consumer hardware, as opposed to specialized server farms. The current price stands at an average of 0.226 dollars and has remained in a tight tolerance band all through November. It may trend to 0.30 0.40 dollars according to analysts in case of an increase in AI demand and the compute utility of Pi. The move out of Big Tech cloud providers would put decentralized AI tokens in a new perspective.

Response and Industry Outlook in the Community

The update has already spread within Pi communities around the world, particularly in Asia whereby the adoption rates are still high. Majority of the responses point at interest in the non-mining practical utility. Provided that Pi keeps expanding its compute network and increases on-chain verification, it can become an important participant in the infrastructure of the decentralized AI. The changing collaboration with OpenMind implies the long-term dedication to combining blockchain, robotics, and distributed computing.