According to @santimentfeed, the latest top 10 AI and Big Data crypto projects by development activity are 1) Filecoin (FIL), 2) Chainlink (LINK), 3) Dfinity Internet Computer (ICP), 4) NEAR Protocol (NEAR), 5) Oasis Network (ROSE), 6) Livepeer (LPT), 7) Bittensor (TAO), 8) The Graph (GRT), 9) Injective (INJ), and 10) RecallNet (RECALL), based on its GitHub repository analysis, source: Santiment on X, Jan 2, 2026. According to @santimentfeed, ranking momentum since the previous update shows upticks for TAO and INJ, declines for ICP, NEAR, ROSE, and RECALL, and no change for LINK, LPT, and GRT, which Santiment displays with directional indicators, source: Santiment on X, Jan 2, 2026. According to @santimentfeed, the rankings use a methodology that filters notable GitHub activity from project repositories and are presented as useful for crypto trading, with details provided in its methodology explainer and a dedicated AI and Big Data watchlist for ongoing monitoring, source: Santiment on X and Santiment Medium methodology article linked in the post, Jan 2, 2026.

According to @berkeley_ai on X, BAIR faculty member Stuart Russell, co-founder of the International Association for Safe and Ethical AI, has been named to TIME100 AI 2025, with TIME.com publishing his profile as part of the list (source: @berkeley_ai; source: TIME.com). For traders, high-profile AI recognition events can shift investor attention and trading activity across AI-exposed equities and AI-related crypto categories, as documented by Da, Engelberg, and Gao (2011) in the Journal of Finance on investor attention and volume (source: Da, Engelberg, and Gao 2011, Journal of Finance). The post discloses no project affiliations or tickers; a practical way to track any sentiment spillover is to monitor AI and Big Data crypto baskets compiled by CoinGecko for changes in volume and breadth (source: CoinGecko).