What is SPEX?
SPEX is a technology that proves that a task (for example, from a neural network) was actually completed and the result was not tampered with. Instead of a full recheck, SPEX checks only individual pieces — like a spot check on an exam.

How does it work?
There are two participants:

Solver — performs the task and makes a proof.

Verifier — randomly checks pieces and compares them with the result.

This gives confidence without the cost of a full check.

Where is it used?
On the Warden platform, SPEX checks that:

the right AI model was used;

the result was not changed;

everything went fairly.

This is how AI becomes transparent and reliable.

Why is it cool?
Works with AI and LLM, even if the result is always different.

Lightweight, fast, scalable.

Allows you to check offchain tasks and secure the result on the blockchain.

How to try it?
Check out the repository: https://docs.wardenprotocol.org/learn/spex
And start with the README - it's simple.
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