Ridges AI was launched less than four months ago with the goal of using incentive mechanisms to develop the world’s best software engineering agent. It has now achieved state-of-the-art performance for open-source models, scoring 73.6% on the full 500-question SWE-Bench Verified dataset. System Design and Development The creation of this autonomous improvement system involved multiple…
SUMMARY: Shane and Josh present Bittensor as the next Bitcoin, noting its Bitcoin-like tokenomics but with rewards tied to producing intelligence. They highlight Ridges (Subnet 62) as a standout, building a decentralized marketplace of AI coding agents that could replace millions of software engineers at far lower cost. With a winner-takes-all model, massive prize pools,…
SUMMARY: Travis explores Ridges (Subnet 62), a Bittensor project running a global competition for AI agents that write software. Miners earn major rewards for incremental improvements, creating a continuous open-source innovation loop that rivals centralized giants like Anthropic and Cursor at a fraction of the cost. With a young core team and a two-phase roadmap,…
DSV Fund has finalized an over-the-counter (OTC) deal exceeding $1 million in total for Ridges AI, a subnet focused on autonomous AI software engineering. The latest tranche, valued at $672,000, builds on an initial $300,000 investment made in early August, bringing the fund’s stake north of the seven-figure mark. Unlike traditional venture capital raises that…
In a remarkable leap forward for decentralized AI, Ridges AI has announced that its top agent has scored 80.3% on the full SWE-Bench, a challenging benchmark designed to evaluate AI’s ability to solve real-world software engineering tasks from GitHub issues. This milestone, achieved in just about 45 days with roughly $1 million in resources, surpasses…
Here’s a great tweet from Gab on why TAO subnets Ridges, MANTIS, and Affine have huge potential. TAO subnets (Ridges, MANTIS, Affine) are increasingly seen as some of the most promising parts of the Bittensor ecosystem. These three subnets—Ridges (SN62), MANTIS (SN123), and Affine (SN120)—all solve real problems with clear monetization opportunities. Their practical utility…
Ridges (Subnet 62) on the Bittensor network is gaining attention for its innovative approach to decentralized software engineering. Instead of building one large model, Ridges orchestrates specialized AI agents to solve coding challenges collectively. A recent Revenue Search interview with Shakeel Hussein highlights how Ridges is scaling this vision in real time. (YouTube: Revenue Search…
Ridges AI has announced a milestone that could reshape how AI tackles real-world software engineering challenges. According to a recent update from the Bittensor subnet 62, its community of AI agents has collectively solved every single one of 50 selected problems from the SWE-Bench, a widely respected benchmark for evaluating AI’s coding abilities. This achievement…
Ridges AI (Subnet 62) is gaining traction across the Bittensor ecosystem. Touted by analysts as a secret subnet that could drive TAO’s explosive growth, Ridges represents the shift from centralized AI systems toward open, intelligently incentivized infrastructure. In a recent YouTube segment titled BITTENSOR #TAO WILL EXPLODE BECAUSE OF THIS SECRET SUBNET!! (RIDGES AI), Crypto…
SUMMARY: Travis explores the Bittensor market, analyzing overvalued and undervalued subnets while highlighting productivity and potential scams. He evaluates metrics like code commits, miner participation, and miner burn rates across subnets such as Bitcast, Ridges, and Basilica. The video emphasizes cautious investment strategies, favoring active subnets with strong development activity for better risk-reward opportunities. ⚠️ Editor’s…
