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Dr Chengdiao Fan (co-founder of pi network) talks about the types of project for pi Launchpad "Pi Launchpad actually focuses on real businesses with real projects, real products, which has a real problem to solve. Pi’s focus is not on tokens for their own sake, or integrations or mechanisms in isolation, but what it takes to actually build a real product that solves human needs and then connect the Web3 resources and tools to facilitate that."

Jonah's filters work because they're measuring the one thing AI can't commoditize The internet made knowledge worthless almost overnight. Google turned recall from a skill into a commodity, and most people barely noticed it happening. AI is doing the same thing to intelligence. Being able to reason through a hard problem used to be a real competitive edge, and that gap is closing faster than most people want to admit. What holds through both shifts is EQ. Not the vague soft skills version of it, but whether people feel heard when they talk to you, whether they'd call you when something goes wrong, whether they'd take a meeting just to stay in your orbit. That's what these two filters are actually screening for. Response behavior tells you how someone handles a stranger asking for their time, which is the same muscle as a deadline or a hard conversation. The money question tells you if they can sit with failure in front of someone who matters. Both are EQ tests in disguise. As AI handles more of what's on a job description, the only thing that can't be abstracted away is whether people want to be in a room with you when things get hard. That's the skill worth building.