AI AGENT SUMMIT 2026 Singapore Summit Successfully Concludes: Focusing on the Future of AI Agent and Web3 Integration

Hosted by Noos and co-hosted by Techub News, AI AGENT SUMMIT 2026 was successfully held in Singapore. According to the organizers, the summit drew 1,500 online registrations and more than 500 on-site attendees. We thank the summit's strategic partners: B.AI, Pawa Robotics, Fortune, Unikey, BTSE, AI PET, SAVIOR OF HEALTH, and DN.COM.

Noos is a decentralized compute and economic settlement network for AI Agents, connecting AI Skills, Agents, and global compute resources so that AI capabilities can be discovered, invoked, verified, and settled. To date, Noos has more than 4,000 globally distributed compute nodes, and the number of AI Skills on its platform has surpassed 10,000.

The summit brought together entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and developers from the global Web3 and artificial intelligence sectors to engage in in-depth discussions on frontier topics such as the technological evolution of AI Agents, application deployment, and RWA asset tokenization. The 1,500+ online registrations and 500+ on-site attendees also reflected the continued rise in industry attention on the convergence of AI Agents and Web3, with a lively atmosphere of exchange on site.

Jointly Charting a New Chapter in Intelligent Settlement

The summit opened punctually at 2 p.m. The host first introduced strategic partner B.AI—as the builder of an "intelligent global settlement layer," B.AI is committed to making global AI access and payments seamless and smooth, connecting a rich and diverse range of AI models through a single integration interface. Its intelligent routing system can dynamically match the best model for each request, achieving a dynamic balance among cost, quality, and response speed.

Moreover, B.AI connects AI services with crypto-native payment infrastructure, supporting stablecoin payments, Web3 wallet integration, and global settlement, freeing developers from the complex management of multiple model providers and payment systems so they can focus on the AI application itself—"Above every model. Beneath every agent." Attendees on site were also invited to visit the B.AI booth to experience the platform's capabilities and exclusive merchandise.

Keynote Speeches

In the keynote speech session that followed, several industry guests shared their latest thinking in their respective fields: Alexandre Leclerc, Head of Ecosystem at Noos delivered the opening keynote as a representative of the host, setting the tone of "deep integration of AI and Web3"; George Varghese, Head of Strategic Partnerships at 0G shared insights on the decentralized infrastructure sector; Jack, CEO of DN.com elaborated on the value of domain assets and digital identity; Kevin, Co-founder of Fortune introduced his project's positioning and development approach; Nicole, Co-founder and CMO of Pawa Robotics brought practical thinking on combining robotics hardware with AI; and Matt Wilson, Co-founder of Unkey shared his strategy for developer-facing key management and infrastructure services.

Roundtable One: From Chatbots to Autonomous Agents

This session was moderated by Sophie Ye, Startup Manager at AWS Hong Kong, with David, CMO of Pieverse; Alexandre Leclerc, Head of Ecosystem at Noos; Felix Chan, Co-founder and CMO of SAVIOR OF HEALTH; and Viktor Zhao, Founder of TadaPay participating in the discussion. The roundtable focused on the evolution of AI Agents from "conversational assistants" to "autonomous task-executing agents." The guests engaged in in-depth exchanges on core topics such as the technical bottlenecks of autonomous operation, whether AI Agents can become Web3's first "native mainstream entry point," and the attribution of value and token incentive models when agents hold assets and generate returns.

Roundtable Two: AI Agent-Driven RWA Tokenization, Risk Control, and Compliance

The second roundtable was moderated by Stella, Co-founder of OpenVault, with Brian, CEO of Stable; Benjamin, Chief Business Officer of Bitget Wallet; and Adam Cai, Founder and CEO of Virgo Group joining the conversation, focusing on the currently hottest RWA sector. The guests engaged in sharp discussions around the leap from "assets on-chain" to "trustworthy on-chain," the determination of responsibility when autonomous agent execution goes wrong, and the scaling obstacles in technology, regulation, and market trust faced by AI Agents fully taking over RWA operations, bringing the audience highly forward-looking industry judgments.

The networking session that followed provided attendees with a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and explore business collaboration, and many guests and audience members continued in-depth discussions around the topics raised on stage. From infrastructure to the application layer, from productivity tools to the trillion-dollar asset sector, AI AGENT SUMMIT 2026 presented the industry with a thought feast combining depth and foresight. The next summit is something we can all look forward to together.