Gradients: The Best AutoML on Earth

As training models often require deep expertise and massive resources, a new player is making waves by democratizing the process. Gradients, a cutting-edge AutoML platform, recently flaunted its supremacy, backed by impressive benchmarks and a bold vision for the future. Powered by Bittensor’s Subnet 56, Gradients promises to let anyone train sophisticated image and text…

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Candles (Subnet 31): Pioneering Sustainable Subnet Tokenomics

The economic design of a subnet significantly influences its long-term viability and attractiveness to investors staking TAO. Subnet tokens, mirroring TAO’s structure, adhere to a Bitcoin-inspired model: a capped supply of 21 million, no pre-mine, a fair launch, and a predetermined halving schedule. Token burning—permanently removing tokens from circulation—reduces supply within this cap, signaling a…

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How Queries Power Rizzy (SN22) Agent

Rizzy Agent makes monitoring conversations seamless by turning queries into actionable signals. Think of a query as your mission briefing: define what you want, and Rizzy takes care of the rest — scanning X and Reddit for the posts that matter most. Why Queries Matter In today’s digital space, tracking the right conversations can unlock…

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Zeus (SN18): Decentralized Weather Forecasting for Mission Critical Systems

Here’s a great article by Punisher highlighting the decentralized edge of Zeus subnet, the MoE model powering their API: Introduction Weather forecasts are not just a convenience: they save lives, protect billions in assets, and guide decisions across sectors such as agriculture, energy, logistics, and financial markets. Yet, traditional forecasting models, centralized, heavy, and costly,…

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Measuring the Speed of Light is Like Shaping Perfect Bittensor Subnet Incentive Mechanisms – A Joseph Jacks’ analogy

Only @JJ can create the perfect analogy between the history of how the speed of light was ultimately measured and…subnet incentive mechanisms: FROM JJ’S BLOG: Picture the journey that humanity had to take in pinpointing the speed of light .. fumbling along with a foggy, scratched-up lens—starting with Ole Rømer’s 1676 astronomical observations, a clever but…

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