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Zuvu AI and Vana Unite to Enhance Uncentralized AI on Bittensor
In an announcement made public on February 26, Zuvu AI and Vana are collaborating to improve uncentralized AI on Bittensor. Their collective goal is to develop an AI environment that is more accessible and economically beneficial for all participants.
Zuvu AI, formerly known as SocialTensor, contributes its expertise in successfully developing four distinct parts of the Bittensor network (referred to as subnetworks) to this alliance. Meanwhile, Vana, a company that recently received guidance from CZ, the well-known founder of Binance, is contributing its cutting-edge network in which users own their data.
Together, they hope to explore a novel method of developing AI that is accessible to everyone, encourages collaboration, and is designed to be financially sustainable. They will accomplish this by assembling essential components of an uncentralized AI system.
Making it Truly Practical
Art Abal, the leader of the Vana Foundation, stated that this partnership is similar to combining Vana’s data knowledge, Bittensor’s network architecture, and Zuvu’s financial acumen. The objective is to improve Vana’s DataDAO system and address some of the major challenges currently confronting AI development.
Zuvu will construct the financial framework for this AI ecosystem. This entails developing methods for people to invest in, stake, trade, and profit from AI models, agents, and data. This creates a plethora of new opportunities in the rapidly expanding AI market. They even stated that the AI market is predicted to be worth trillions of dollars by 2032, which is enormous! TruBit Collaborates with Morpho to Introduce DeFi Unearned Revenue in Latin America
Like DeFi, but for AI – A True Revolution
Choosing to collaborate with Bittensor is a wise decision. Bittensor’s network is intended to reward individuals for contributing to AI development, which aids in its rapid expansion. By combining user-owned data, computing power that is available to everyone, and financial incentives, this partnership seeks to accomplish for AI what uncentralized finance (DeFi) did for traditional banking: completely disrupt the industry.
According to Art Abal of Vana and Daniel Raissar, the COO of Zuvu AI, they believe that this partnership will bring more diversity to Bittensor’s network, help Vana’s DataDAO grow larger and better, and establish Zuvu as a key player in making AI financially viable. They even believe that this could transform the way the entire AI industry functions!
This partnership is centered on advancing open-source AI, similar to the expansion of Bittensor, which now has 45 operational subnets. It’s a clear reaction to the demand for alternatives to the major, centralized AI corporations. Individuals desire options, and this represents progress toward that objective.
