Forbes has featured Bittensor ($TAO) and Yuma Group in an article comparing centralized vs. decentralized AI.
A survey by DCG and The Harris Poll found that 75% of Americans believe decentralized AI will drive more innovation than Big Tech’s centralized models.
Launched in 2019, Bittensor crowdsources compute, data, and AI models through subnets, rewarding contributors in $TAO tokens. Yuma Group is pushing adoption with its State of Bittensor report and the launch of BittBridge, the first university-led subnet with the University of Connecticut.
Applications (subnets) already live include sports prediction (Sportstensor), deepfake detection (BitMind), and mental health support (BetterTherapy AI).
While challenges like scalability and standards remain, Forbes concludes that decentralized AI is no longer niche—it’s going mainstream.
Explore the full Forbes article here.
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