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Numinous Labs Just Launched Eversight: The Most Accurate AI Forecasting Tool (And It’s Free Right Now)
There is a famous quote recently highlighted by @const_reborn: “It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future”. For a long time, forecasting meant relying on humans who often made mistakes. Now, Numinous Labs, the development team behind Bittensor’s Subnet 6 (SN6), is attempting to solve this by turning prediction into a verifiable, competitive science….
Basilica Announces Partnership with Gradients
Basilica AI (SN39) has announced its first public subnet partnership following a major architectural overhaul, teaming up with Gradients AI (SN56) inside the Bittensor ecosystem. According to the announcement, Gradients is now using Basilica’s infrastructure to run reinforcement learning (RL) evaluations, tapping into GPU access, container runtimes, and serverless compute without needing to manage the…
Train at Home Is Now Open to Everyone — Here’s How to Mine
MacrocosmosAI has officially opened Train at Home to the public, making it possible for anyone with a Mac to mine on IOTA (SN9). What Is “Train at Home”? Train at Home is a simple app that lets regular users participate in decentralized model training. Instead of AI training being dominated by centralized data centers, IOTA…
Autoppia (SN36) Teases Open Source Launch: A New Era for Web Agents
Autoppia, the team behind Subnet 36 on Bittensor, has hinted at a major milestone: the deployment of their open-source (OSS) pipeline. And if they follow through, this could become one of their most important pushes so far, benefitting anyone building web agents, web operators, and benchmarks. What Autoppia Is Building (And Why It Matters) Autoppia…
Bittensor Ecosystem Highlights – February Week 1
By: Victor SUBNET UPDATES & ACHIEVEMENTS ➤ Grail SN81@covenant_ai unveiled PULSE, their decentralized reinforcement learning system for LLMs. It matches centralized RL speed, achieves 100x+ bandwidth reduction for weight synchronization, and remains completely lossless. Read more here. ➤ Chutes SN64Chutes has generated $1.35M+ in revenue over the last 90 days. Details here.They also announced that…
Score Partners with DSperse on Bittensor Network to Enhance Real-World AI Applications
Score (Subnet 44) has announced a new partnership with DSperse (Subnet 2) on the Bittensor network, aiming to bring verifiable inference into real-world Vision AI deployments. The update was shared via Score’s official X account, hinting at a collaboration between SN44 and SN2. Score is building an open computer vision layer for intelligent cameras, powering…
Covenant AI’s PULSE: Making Decentralized RL for LLMs as Fast as Centralized Training
Covenant AI just released PULSE (Patch Updates via Lossless Sparse Encoding), a technique that slashes bandwidth for weight synchronization in decentralized reinforcement learning (RL) by 100×+, while staying completely lossless (bit-identical reconstruction, SHA-256 verified on every sync). The biggest bottleneck in decentralized RL: training can happen on fast interconnects, but inference nodes are spread globally…
Basilica (SN39) Launches Sandbox Container for OpenClaw Agents
Basilica (Bittensor subnet 39), a subnet under the Covenant ecosystem, has launched a sandbox container for OpenClaw agents. The goal is to run powerful self-hosted AI agents without giving them full access to your machine or private keys. Why This Matters OpenClaw is an open-source framework that lets users run persistent AI agents on their…
Anyone Can Join Fun Competitions and Earn as Miner on Apex (SN1)
Subnet 1 (SN1) Apex is part of the Macrocosmos ecosystem, focused on game-theoretic AI and open-ended intelligence. Instead of a single mining task, SN1 runs multiple live competitions where miners compete by submitting algorithms or models. Each competition has its own incentive pool, meaning miners can specialize in different problem areas while emissions are distributed…
Lium Is Building an Airbnb for GPU Renting and Here Is Why It Matters for AI
Training AI models and running complex applications requires serious computing power. Specifically, it needs GPUs; the graphics cards that crunch numbers faster than anything else. And GPUs are expensive. Renting one from Amazon or Google can cost a fortune, especially for smaller teams or individuals who need serious power without a corporate budget. Lium.io is…