Decentralized AI's next leap is taking place at Bittensor's Endgame Summit, where one of AI's biggest disruptors to Big Tech is building an open-source AI ecosystem.
A few short years ago, decentralized artificial intelligence was a fringe concept — a speculative side path compared to the centralized AI juggernauts such as OpenAI, Google DeepMind and Anthropic .Unlike the flashier commercial AI conferences, the Endgame Summit isn’t about splashy product launches or celebrity tech keynotes. It’s about something arguably more important — building a sustainable, decentralized ecosystem for AI.
The Endgame Summit offers a tangible glimpse into what a decentralized AI future could look like — and more importantly, who is building it. The event’s sessions are focused on real-world use cases, such as scalable subnet deployment – think of subnets as applications as useful apps on your mobile device — governance models and secure training for the AI model. All of this is being accomplished withShaabana emphasized the ecosystem-like nature of subnets in the Bittensor network.
The Summit is expected to deepen these collaborative ties, particularly among subnet developers who are building everything from real-time inference engines to protein-folding healthcare apps to predictive “wagering” on international soccer games to secure enclave-powered model layers. Each subnet is driven, and rewarded, by the utility and value it provides to the marketplace of users.
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