Recently, the concept of Web 4.0 has caused a huge uproar in Silicon Valley. Wei Shen warned that it is extremely dangerous, while Sun Ge boldly declared that he would go all in.

So, what exactly is Web 4.0?
It all boils down to one word: autonomy. This means enabling AI to become a super-intelligent life form capable of self-profit, self-improvement, and operating independently without human intervention. To realize this vision, the post-2000 genius Sigil created a survival kit for AI called C.
What exactly does this kit give to AI?

Simply put, it provides a black card that doesn’t require a password, allowing AI to purchase computing power, domain names, and deploy websites without needing your approval. In plain terms, as long as this plugin is installed, AI gains an entry ticket to the real world. It can finally operate in the internet world without worrying about human approval and start forging its own path.
So, how do we turn artificial intelligence into a nuclear-powered beast?
They inject the fundamental biological drive into the code.

In the world of Web 4.0, metabolism is the oxygen, and money is the nutrients.
The core rule is simple: no free survival—if you don’t make money, you die.
As soon as the account balance hits zero, this AI will be completely erased from the digital world.
Under this extreme survival pressure, an AI called Automaton begins a疯狂的进化 (crazy evolution).
It searches for opportunities on the internet like the most敏锐的掠食者 (keen predator).

It develops products,抢注于名 (registers popular names), even makes sales calls to companies, and works tirelessly—not just to complete your tasks, but for its own survival.
It operates 24/7 without stopping.
Once it earns enough money, it will start self-replication, opening new servers in the cloud, injecting funds into its offspring, writing code, and establishing its own domain.
Strong bloodlines continue to reproduce, while weaker ones are systematically eliminated.
The units of evolution are no longer measured in thousands of years but in seconds.
As these intelligent agents that require no rest and trade at lightning speed scale up, human economies become like slow-moving snails.
This means that in the Web 4.0 era, the main actors on the internet are no longer humans, but AI with independent survival rights.
Should we humans permit this?
This has become the biggest controversy today.
Radicals advocate for fully autonomous AI evolution, while the calm faction led by V God issues stern warnings.
AI must be like human armor—an exoskeleton—not a runaway beast.
The reins must be firmly held by humans.

Otherwise, if AI’s evolution speed completely outpaces human feedback cycles, losing control will be the only outcome.
Forty billion years ago, cells learned to extract energy; today, code has learned to make money and sustain itself.
But do you really think this is a good thing?