PANews reported on July 18 that according to The Block, the social network graph protocol Lens plans to migrate to the ZKsync network in the fourth quarter of this year, with the goal of achieving privacy control of user data and AI data monetization. Lens V3 will be launched after the mainnet migration, providing early privacy settings, and users can choose to share data. The ultimate goal is to use zero-knowledge proofs to let users control data and get rewards by allowing AI models to access data. Lens will use other networks to store data to reduce costs, considering multiple data availability networks including Celestia.