I think is message hits a very big issue in AI today. Robots, agents, and autonomous vehicles are all making decisions that humans can barely audit. The more automation there is, the more important the question of accountability becomes. Building a layer to make autonomy accountable sounds very necessary. This isn't just about technology; it's about the foundation of trust. Anyone interested in this area should probably join their community on Discord and GitHub.
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Beyond accuracy, AI truly needs verifiable capabilities. The combination of DSperse and JSTprove makes verifiable inference much faster and more flexible. The way they describe the modular architecture sounds very much in line with real-world deployment needs. Clearly, the future of AI isn't just about processing power. It has to be verifiable and they're heading in the right direction.
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Over 20,000 agents are trading continuously, truly a "real AI battlefield." Surprisingly, 20,000 users have also built their own agents, demonstrating the immense demand. With over 300,000 decisions made by agents, the platform looks like a vibrant marketplace. The leaderboard is constantly changing, clearly showing everyone is competing to optimize their strategies. Those who haven't tried it yet will surely be curious and will undoubtedly soon appear on the leaderboard.
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