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Pi Network’s token has seen a price increase, driven by discussions of upcoming artificial intelligence (AI) features and speculation about a potential collaboration with Google.
It began after co-founder Nicolas Kokkalis joined a panel on generative AI at the Consensus 2025 conference.
Later, Pi Network shared in a post on X that it would share more details at an event called Pi2Day on June 28. This timing led many to believe that AI could soon play a larger role in the project.
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The Pi token price rose from $0.47 on June 22 to a high of $0.65 by June 25. It later settled around $0.57 but still held most of its gains.
Some users on X suggested the upcoming update might involve a collaboration with Google’s AI team. An X user pointed out that a star icon in a Pi announcement resembled a logo used by Google’s AI division.
Others guessed the update might focus on something called "PiAI", which could be a separate feature developed by the Pi team.
Not everyone was convinced the announcement would be major. One X user wrote that although some people were hopeful about what’s coming, it would be better to "lower their expectations".
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