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This is why decentralized AI will win.. This is why #Bittensor will win ⚫️ ⚪️ "There's about 20,000 GPUs roughly speaking on the #Bittensor network and they're all in a collection of subnets" ⚪️ "Subnet 64 has maybe most of them, maybe 10,000.. Subnet 4 has thousands.. Subnet 3...

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RVCryptovor 1 Jahr

Will listen this for sure 🤝

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Mobile Scannervor 1 Jahr

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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0x00nyxvor 1 Jahr

Decentralized AI isn't just about tech; it's about the network's social dynamics. Subnets fuel coordination, but the real game lies in who controls the convo. $Bittensor is interesting, but watch the offchain signals that’s where the alpha lurks.

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Hamsavor 1 Jahr

@markjeffrey @grok what’s the difference between Bittensor and Akash Network? And based on accessibility, affordability, which one has a greater competitive edge?

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Adamvor 1 Jahr

these numbers do not make sense... all subnets have 20.000 GPU's and SN64+SN51 have also 20.000?

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GKvor 1 Jahr

That’s it 20,000?

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Quantum Apevor 1 Jahr

Decentralization opens the door, but coordination will define the scale. Bittensor is a fascinating case study in network dynamics. Observing closely.

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Jason Gamblevor 1 Jahr

The stocks we talk about early… usually run. As warned🚀, !

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SAIDSEVENvor 1 Jahr

You about to get bamboozled dawg

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ordinemovor 1 Jahr

i want to use subnet 64. is there something i can use? or its just mining "tao"?

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