Biττensor = decenτralized AI mining proτocol incenτivising creaτion of τruely open, decenτralized, permissionless, safe AI. ~/21Mτ.
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rich.τ retweeted
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Create a Bittensor multisig wallet on taostats
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Breaking language barriers is how we bring Bittensor to the world. 🌍
Earlier today, I asked the @taostats team whether their multisig wallet tutorial could be made available in French.
Just a few hours later, I discovered that tutorials are now available in French, Spanish, and Chinese! 🇫🇷🇪🇸🇨🇳
This is exactly the kind of initiative I love to see in the Bittensor ecosystem.
Developers who listen, respond, and understand that building great technology is only part of the mission.
Making that technology accessible to millions of people, regardless of the language they speak, is just as important.
Every language barrier removed opens the door to new users, developers, investors, and entire communities.
Bittensor was never meant to remain confined to an English-speaking audience.
True decentralization also means making knowledge accessible across borders.
Huge respect to @dougsillars @mogmachine and the entire @taostats team for their responsiveness and dedication.
I hope more subnet teams will follow their example.
Build the technology. Educate the world. Break the barriers.
rich.τ retweeted
October on SN44, in a few lines.
-More public tracking tasks running on the subnet
-3 new public elements out
-A big chunk of example data from the cricket private track is now public
-A lot of quiet work on security and scale
-We can spin up new tasks faster now, with plenty more coming
And following IBC, one of the largest real-time graphics software companies is now testing a Studio endpoint, running on the football model built earlier this year under our previous incentive mechanism.
Meanwhile, we’re collecting feedback from Studio users for what comes next.
From here the pace only picks up, with way more tasks every month and one goal, making computer vision a commodity.
In September, @webuildscore broken even. Meaning that all of the subnet opex is now covered from external revenue, and they don't have to sell any alpha to cover costs. This is a great first step towards much much bigger objectives. $TAO
September was the first month we broke even.
Two private track partners are now long-term paid clients.
We’re converting clients faster than before, still in sports, and now in fuel retail and security via Manako. Details will be shared in separate posts.
That was the signal we were waiting for. Buybacks (and burn this time) of sn44 have started from our owner address.
First ones are in: 9 × 1,044 and 1 × 4,444. Not from Manako. Purely from the subnet.
We will not talk about them. No schedules, no amounts, no marketing. A buyback today says nothing about tomorrow. It could be $1,044 on day 1 and $4,444 on day 27. Or neither.
They will happen.
They will not be predictable.
Trust the process. Trust the vision.
Say GM to buyback and burn 🔥
$TAO $SN28
Second buyback and burn done.
$104k of SayGM alpha burnt, 20.3% of miner emissions offset.
The road to 100% continues.
saygm.com/buybacks
World Models are going to be the next big narrative. AI that understands gravity, thermodynamics, and interaction, rather than just statistical patterns in text. The CAGR is forecasted at over 40%. Explosive trajectory.
$TAO $SN44
rich.τ retweeted
Unpopular opinion: Everyone is overreacting over the Null Consensus update
1. Subnets like Chutes (64) don’t technically use Yuma consensus the way it was designed, instead have validators audit the subnet validator
2. Most subnets run their own validator and have kappa (majority) stake from child hotkeying, making them consensus
3. Hardware validators are incurring significant extra costs (which weighs on tao price) for the same results as child hotkeying
4. Subnets like Bitcast (93) are able to onboard more than 256 miners through creative workarounds because their growth depends on it. Increasing the UID limit per subnet to 2,500 makes that workaround native to the network
5. The same workaround allows ‘miners’ to register and mine without paying the usual miner registration fee of TAO; necessary for friction-free onboarding and reaching a demographic of miners outside of Bittensor. POW registration now makes that native to the network too
All the recent updates are opt-in meaning optional, not mandatory. For some subnets they will see value to improve certain facets of their business through these features, and others may not. Regardless, these updates are not completely new concepts, but rather legitimizing on chain what subnets have had to build themselves to achieve their mission, and giving those same tools to everyone else.
I noticed there’s been some confusion around this update.
In simple terms it just increases the miner cap per subnet from 256 to 2,500.
This is great for subnets that experience UID pressure (miners hogging UIDs as a way to deter competition) or those with commodities that scale with the amount of miners (speed of data collection, amount of compute providers etc)
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simulation engine for the real world. Instead of collecting every edge case in reality, one can generate & test millions of scenarios in software. NVIDIA: WMs are key for robotics, industrial vision, video analytics & synthetic-data generation. SN44 is leading the $TAO way.
We are ready to build worlds.
Currently fire-testing the new incentive mechanism that will get miners to build our first ever generative world model, capturing real physics, long-term consistency, and true interactivity.
This is the unreal next chapter for vision AI: from understanding scenes to generating entire, livable realities.
This 👇 is a sneak peek of the subnet’s console, where users will be able to create worlds from a single prompt and very soon explore them right in their browsers.
This will also 100x our ability to train better vision models by providing unlimited simulated scenarios.
44 we go.
rich.τ retweeted
This is exactly right. Soon people will realize why @webuildscore is different. $TAO
Everyone’s building better infra. important work, but a lot of us are building versions of the same thing as said by Atallah
who’s turning that infrastructure into products that actually change how ordinary businesses operate?
customers don’t want an inference stack. they want an outcome.
@markjeffrey
Hey @krakenfx @krakenlistings, you are a validator on the @bittensor network, but how come you don't list any of the $TAO subnets?
Incredible!
WMs learn how the physical world behaves & what is likely to happen next; WAMs extend that into deciding what action to take. In fact, NVIDIA considers WMs as core infrastructure for robotics & physical AI, which is multi-X larger than LLM market. $TAO
this short clip is a big moment for us.
we generated it with our world-model baseline, marking a first tangible step in our journey from computer vision toward spatial intelligence.
recognizing an aisle is familiar territory. generating what that place could look like as a camera moves through it opens a different set of possibilities.
we supplied one AI-generated store image and a camera path and our baseline, produced 49 frames at 512×512, alongside an estimate of the visible 3D surfaces.
artifacts are obvious. unseen views are predictions, and reliable physical simulation remains ahead of us.
but seeing this first walkthrough emerge from our own pipeline feels amazing.
it’s a glimpse of what we’re building toward: worlds we can explore, layouts we can test, and environments where cameras and robots can learn before deployment.
imagine where miners will take this.
This is exactly right. Soon people will realize why @webuildscore is different. $TAO
Everyone’s building better infra. important work, but a lot of us are building versions of the same thing as said by Atallah
who’s turning that infrastructure into products that actually change how ordinary businesses operate?
customers don’t want an inference stack. they want an outcome.
@markjeffrey
rich.τ retweeted
$TAO
Bittensor devs at @opentensor are already working on quantum-resistant wallets that will be natively supported by the chain 🔥
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