While Worldcoin's (WLD) artificial intelligence (AI) tokens have attracted attention for the first time, Kaiko's latest transaction data shows that artificial intelligence tokens are stagnant despite the excitement around Worldcoin's launch.August July - According to the data, while the trading volume of artificial intelligence-related tokens increased steadily last month, the trading volume of artificial intelligence tokens increased from $ 570 million to $ 870 million from the end of July to the end of August. However, it has decreased significantly since the beginning of 2023, when it exceeded $ 7 billion, and has been in a stagnant state since then.Desislav Yaneva, an analyst with Kaiko, noted that enthusiasm for AI tokens began to wane in July, mainly due to the change in gloincreased attitude to risk. February August, the total open interest in the five largest AI tokens, excluding WLD, fell from $ 170 million in February to $ 60 million in August.July Aug. Despite the controversial launch of #Worldcoin at the end of July, the weekly trading volume of artificial intelligence-related tokens remained moderate in the month of August. pic.twitter.com/gq8iEgNTPGWorldcoin It debuted on July 24, 2023 and has attracted the attention of the cryptocurrency community. The hype around the project is mostly due to co-founder Sam Altman, who is the CEO of Openai.The main goal of Worldcoin is to create a network consisting only of real people, with the exception of automated bots. The San Francisco-based company plans to give a World ID for people aims for a future where people can interact with websites without revealing personal information such as names, phone numbers or email addresses thanks to its global authentication system.Despite the criticism, Worldcoin is registering more than 9 thousand users in Argentina in one day, global regulators and privacy advocates have expressed serious concerns about the initiative, pointing to what they consider a lack of clarity in the organization's data collection procedures. The combination of comprehensive personal data by a single entity leads to serious problems related to data privacy.Journal: Moral Responsibility: Can blockchain really increase trust in artificial intelligence?