AJX has released a small but symbolic demo: AJX Arcade AI 0.1 (1984).

This is not a full AI system and it is not trying to be one.
Instead, it's a retro-inspired, humorous terminal experience that progresses through user choices — a nod to 1980s computer systems, text-based programs, and slow dial-up connections.

The demo was created to mark something important:

AJX is planning to develop its own AI as part of the ecosystem.

Arcade AI 0.1 is intentionally simple.
It doesn't predict markets, it doesn't promise returns, and it doesn't generate hype.
Instead, it asks a few honest questions and reacts based on the path you choose.

As the terminal itself explains:

"If the replies feel short, it's because my creator is busy building the ecosystem instead of writing long explanations."

The retro "AI from 1984" theme is deliberate.
It reflects the current stage of AJX: early, experimental, and focused on building rather than announcing.

Actual AI development will begin properly once the new workstation is in place.
This release is a marker — a public signal of direction, not a finished product.

Small demo. Clear intent. No hype module installed.

Why a retro AI from 1984?

The year 1984 represents a time when computers were slow, limited, and honest about it.
No machine learning buzzwords. No exaggerated promises. Just systems that did what they could — and clearly showed their limits.

AJX Arcade AI 0.1 embraces that mindset:

• slow on purpose

• limited by design

• transparent about what it is and what it is not

If something feels missing, delayed, or unfinished, that's not a bug — it's the point.

What does this say about AJX?

It says that AJX prefers:

• building before marketing

• documenting before announcing

• experimenting in public

Arcade AI 0.1 is not meant to impress.
It's meant to signal direction.

FAQ

Is this real AI?

Not really — and that's intentional.

Arcade AI 0.1 is a conceptual and interactive demo, not a machine-learning model or autonomous system.
It's closer to an old-school terminal program than a modern AI assistant.

The purpose is not intelligence — it's communication.

Why call it AI at all?

Because AI is part of the long-term plan.

Arcade AI 0.1 marks the moment when AI development officially becomes part of the AJX roadmap.
Future versions will evolve as tools, infrastructure, and hardware improve.

This is version 0.1 for a reason.

Is this related to AJX Token?

Yes — indirectly.

Note: this is not an investment product and not financial advice.

Arcade AI 0.1 reflects the same philosophy as AJX Token:

• utility before attention

• experiments before promises

• long-term construction over short-term hype

Why are some responses short or delayed?

Because the "modem" is busy.

More seriously:
AJX is a small team focused on building. Time is spent creating systems, not polishing demos.

The terminal just happens to be honest about it.

What comes next?

More experiments.
More documentation.
And eventually, real AI work — when the tools are ready.

Progress will be shown, not announced.

Try it yourself

AJX Arcade AI 0.1 (1984) is free to try as part of AJX Arcade.

👉 Try AJX Arcade AI 0.1 (1984)
https://www.ajxinfo.com/ajx-arcade-1984/

Come back later if the connection feels slow.
The modem might still be building the ecosystem.