In this interview, Wouter, the founder of Zeus (Subnet 18), walked through how he went from an AI student in Amsterdam to running a weather intelligence subnet on track to do $1M annual revenue from […]
Jose Caldera and Asem Othman convened the first anniversary AMA for SN54, marking one year since Yanez launched on Bittensor. The session was notable for the level of financial transparency as Jose disclosed, walking through […]
What makes ChatGPT possible isn’t the chatbot you talk to, but the enormous data centers running behind the scenes. Warehouses the size of a few football fields, packed wall to wall with computer chips, humming […]
SimpleSwap is now live on Bittensor.ai, empowering users to swap from 2,800+ cryptocurrencies directly into TAO without going through a centralized exchange. $TAO arrives in the user’s self-custody wallet in a single transaction, ready to […]
Bittensor is one of the most exciting things happening in AI right now, and only geeks can use it. It has built a thriving decentralized marketplace where subnets compete to deliver intelligence, compute, data, search, […]
TPN (SN65) published the full walkthrough of its pivot from VPN infrastructure to distributed LLM compression and optimization. The team is positioning itself as the layer in the Bittensor stack that takes large open-source models […]
Mark Jeffrey of Stillcore joined Shizzy Unchained for his first interview since returning from Proof of Talk in Paris. He covered his stance on where established subnets sit, why subnet economics work the way they […]
Chutes (SN64) published a draft tech report on Parallax, the model training method the team has been experimenting with for decentralized MoE (Mixture of Experts) training. The report proposes splitting MoE routed experts across participants […]
In a conversation on Crypto Millie’s channel, Max Sebti, co-founder of Score (Subnet 44) and Manako, walked through how his team is building computer vision intelligence on Bittensor, why he stays despite easier paths outside […]
For 18 days in April, a crowd of anonymous miners on Zeus (SN18) produced temperature forecasts that were 23.55% more accurate than the ECMWF’s IFS HRES, the physics-based model that national weather services around the […]
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