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AI development is increasingly centralised. Gensyn is building an open protocol for machine intelligence - where verifiable AI training, inference, evaluation, and payments can be performed on any device, not just large clusters.

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gensyn10 months ago

2/ Signal Models learn from real-world interactions inside applications. Training signals come from authentic user behavior, captured locally on-device and in-app - not curated from large teams of professional labellers.

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3/ Scale Those signals scale through distributed learning across heterogeneous devices. Open, swarm-based training allows models to improve collaboratively, and to be collectively owned, without centralised coordination or heavy communication overheads.

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4/ Eval Performance is measured in open, verifiable intelligence markets. Crowd-sourced evals, environments, and reward functions, combined with continuous evaluation and market pricing, surface the most important problems and the strongest models to solve them.

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5/ Together, Signal, Scale, and Eval complete a global, permissionless learning loop accessible to everyone. Massive-scale AI progress will come from planetary (and beyond) economic alignment behind AI problems and solutions; coordinated by new, decentralised infrastructure.

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DefiBagira10 months ago

Decentralizing AI compute + verifiable execution is the real unlock this is how AI scales without gatekeepers

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imanntz44 WEB310 months ago

This hits the core issue. Making AI verifiable and open at the protocol level feels like a real unlock.

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BaseIndia🇮🇳10 months ago

Great going next chapter soon 😍🥰🫂✅

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The Torvex10 months ago

Very good thread It's impressive

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AGAT 💎 GOLIK10 months ago

gSwarm

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Cristina Tarin10 months ago

huge if this actually scales

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밀키스10 months ago

I support artificial intelligence Gensyn

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Trung Lion10 months ago

去中心化让AI更开放平等。

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WB10 months ago

feels like true edge AI freedom, wonder how it handles massive real-time loads

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Egyptoid, Minister w/o Portfolio10 months ago

"AI Training" well, this one guy on Reddit said . . .

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Trong Hatachi10 months ago

I believe in @gensynai vision.

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Vladii10 months ago

Hello, how to pass the proof of address kyc? they dont like my bank of statement... but its new. and support dont answer

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Stephen10 months ago

Signal Scale Eval Huge!!!!

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Zuncay ( Doris) (✱,✱)10 months ago

planetary scale

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Daniela Taylor10 months ago

Exciting to see innovation in AI! Decentralizing AI development can empower more creators and drive diverse use cases. It aligns with the movement towards open protocols, which can transform various industries. Keep it up, Gensyn!

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Now We Rise10 months ago

Kelce is such a bitch 😂😂😂

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simple doris10 months ago

curious how they’ll handle trust without central gatekeepers though

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Teema✨ 🪑10 months ago

Gswarm

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Soloball🇵🇹10 months ago

This is going to be a game changer

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Quad Dre10 months ago

Centralisation is the real bottleneck Open AI only works if compute is open too That’s why decentralised infra like @fluence_project matters; permissionless compute, verifiable workloads, no hyperscaler choke points

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Daniel Eth10 months ago

AI development is getting more centralized and that’s the problem. Gensyn approach open verifiable training. But ideas like this one only work with the right infrastructure like @fluence_project enables decentralized, cloud compute that don’t depends on centralized providers.

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0xSanjay | 🩵 |10 months ago

Next big thing 😉

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IN⨀masa10 months ago

Open AI protocol breaks centralization. Gensyn unlocks verifiable compute on every device.

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TOLUweb310 months ago

Game changer for AI in web3 and beyond

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fatih10 months ago

decentralise or die anon

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65Hz.22 ./10 months ago

Big boom @gensynai 😎

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Guildroy Tabib10 months ago

Love this! Decentralized AI is the future we need.

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Appunik Studio10 months ago

This is a really important direction.

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