Most AI platforms operate on a simple assumption: You send your prompt, the provider processes it, and you trust that your data remains private. For many developers, that trust model has always been uncomfortable. Sensitive […]
If you’ve been watching the Chutes emissions chart over the past few weeks, the situation is glaring: its share of Bittensor emissions has dropped to levels not seen since dTAO launched in February 2025. The […]
Something unusual just happened in the AI infrastructure world. A research team from Harvard University has chosen Chutes (Bittensor Subnet 64) as the testing ground for a new algorithm designed to make AI inference faster […]
Chutes (Subnet 64) has officially launched Chutes Search, an AI-powered search engine designed to be affordable, open source, and powerful enough to replace traditional search as your default. It is an agent-driven research tool built […]
When infrastructure works, you rarely notice it, you just feel the speed. That is exactly what is happening behind the scenes at Pax Historia, a Y Combinator-backed alternate history sandbox game that has quietly scaled […]
Chutes (Subnet 64 on Bittensor) just released a major update showing they’re not just another crypto project, and they’re generating real revenue and building products people actually use. In their recent Novelty Search (NS) presentation, […]
The Openτensor Foundation (OTF) has announced the return of its Novelty Search series, beginning with Episode 067, which will spotlight Chutes (SN64). Event details Topics to be discussed Stay tuned.
Chutes AI just solved a problem many developers face. If you’re building AI apps with Vercel’s AI SDK, you’re probably locked into one model provider. Maybe you started with OpenAI and now your entire codebase […]
Chutes just announced something that could change how people build AI automations. They’ve released official nodes for n8n, a popular automation platform, and they’re claiming you can cut costs by 90% compared to traditional AI […]
Building AI applications today comes with a hidden problem: who pays for the AI? Every prompt, image, or response costs money. As apps grow, developers either cap usage, charge subscriptions, or quietly pay the cost […]
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