Shytoshi Kusama teases new AI legacy system ahead of livestream

Shiba Inu lead Shytoshi Kusama said on X that he is moving from what he called an old system to a new AI “legacy” system, with details scheduled for two livestreams. The message did not describe an update to Shibarium, a new token launch, or any confirmed changes to the SHIB ecosystem’s on-chain infrastructure. 

Kusama said the first livestream will run during the solar eclipse and a second stream will follow later in the week. He described the Tuesday session as the rationale for the transition and the Friday session as the implementation walk-through. He added that the streams will run on YouTube and X, and that replays will be available.

Most of the concrete claims come from a separate thread by Shiba Inu marketing lead Lucie. She said Kusama has spent roughly six months building a standalone AI platform and wrote more than 100,000 lines of custom code. She described the project as “Human Legacy,” a service meant to collect and organize a person’s posts, notes, and other digital artifacts into a structured archive that can be preserved for family members or descendants.

Lucie also said the AI product is separate from blockchain and separate from SHIB. She added that access may be capped at 114,000 lifetime users, but she did not publish a product page, pricing, or a launch date.

What matters next is what Kusama actually shows on stream. A demo would confirm the product exists beyond teasers. A storage and privacy explanation would clarify whether user data lives on-device, in the cloud, or with third-party providers. A clear access model would show whether accounts are invite-only, paid, or limited by a waitlist, and what the 114,000 cap means in practice. Finally, any mention of SHIB tooling or Shibarium would signal whether this stays a separate AI product or becomes part of the broader ecosystem.