Pi’s updated metrics show 17.5 million Pioneers fully KYC’d and 15.7 million migrated to Mainnet, with about 3 million Tentatively KYC’d Pioneers able to self-unblock after completing liveness checks.

The updates address validator shortages in some regions, enable faster migrations for more Pioneers, and reduce the amount of sensitive data shown to validators by redacting information.

Fully KYC’d Pioneers should complete the Mainnet Checklist to migrate, including setting a Mainnet wallet, enabling 2FA, and signing the token reception terms.

The redesign aims to deliver accurate, accessible, scalable, and privacy-oriented identity verification for Pioneers and external services needing verified identity in Web3 or AI contexts.

The overarching message emphasizes community-driven progress toward a more secure, scalable identity verification system that supports broader Web3 and AI utility networks.

AI upgrades from Pi Fast Track KYC are now integrated into the Standard KYC process to accelerate Mainnet migration and reduce human validation workload, while maintaining conservative AI reviews and routing uncertain cases to humans.

Validator rewards design is underway with deployment targeted by the end of Q1 2026, accounting for hundreds of millions of validation tasks, task diversity, and fairness considerations.

Human validators remain engaged, as AI reviews are conservative to prevent false positives; uncertain cases are manually verified to minimize AI false negatives.