@@WajahatMughal DEAI Claims to be the next TAO but decentralized I have such a gut feeling that I already invested a little in it but I really want to go bonkers on it I had this feeling about GRS in 2015 and it made me such good money
Im doing research on Bittensor and your video explains Bittensor very clearly. I cannot understand what Bittensor actually does when reading its whitepaper, so much mathematic formula
Are you familiar with detensor which is supposed to be built on Tao...? Any thoughts? And separately also the Zero Labs project (DEAI). Would appreciate your thoughts.
Wow, great video. I really have been waiting for something like this 😁 Question: let's assume you are interested in protein folding because you are a pharmaceutical company. You then go to that class room and then you pay the students and the teacher and the school for the results? And you pay in TAO as it is the gas token for that computation?
You create the subnet - you pay for the costs there After that, you earn TAO and TAO gets given to the teachers (validators) & students (miners). This is via the network itself so you as a company don’t need to fork this out. This is why so many are trying to build subnets because it takes away so much of the costs associated with running AI models
Will try to get this data on the exact number of users. I’m not sure exactly because not every subnet has a consumer app for retail to use. What I can do is go through every single consumer subnet and find out. Having said that, do you think any of the subnets have value?
@@WajahatMughal Thanks! So far I've just seen basic stuff like fine tuning Llama 3 models and other things that are easy to do. Who's going to train a brand new model that can compete? It's not as trivial as throwing some gpus and data at it, you actually need a team of experts, you are going against economies of scale etc. Probably the best would be to ask ai researchers about the whole thing.
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
great video, extremely well explained and it made me understand what I hold. THANKS!! Keep it up! we love it
@@hoopnewsdaily4111 thank you so much!
excellent school analogy for Bittensor! thanks
Thank you!
is staking TAO easy ? as like solana or Atom? thanks
Yup super easy. I’ve done a video on it before it’s on my channel
@@WajahatMughal thank you.i will search for find your video
@@muataz_mohammad great!
As always great content
appreciated
Thanks! Let me know what you want to see next
@@WajahatMughal DEAI
Claims to be the next TAO but decentralized
I have such a gut feeling that I already invested a little in it but I really want to go bonkers on it
I had this feeling about GRS in 2015
and it made me such good money
What a TA, I mean my TA
Gut Feeling
lol
Im doing research on Bittensor and your video explains Bittensor very clearly. I cannot understand what Bittensor actually does when reading its whitepaper, so much mathematic formula
thank you!
Thanks bro just getting into this and you’re clear
Awesome, glad to hear it
Any chance you can look into DEAI ?
Will add it to the list
What do you use to present the graphics / text? I like that program whatever it is and would like to use it as well for videos
@@ThomasRush-m8n it’s called Tome
Are you familiar with detensor which is supposed to be built on Tao...? Any thoughts? And separately also the Zero Labs project (DEAI). Would appreciate your thoughts.
Not so familiar with it, there’s so much happening on Bittensor! Zero labs, I’ll add to my deep dive list
@@WajahatMughal Great looking forward to that! If you at some point could share any thoughts on Detensor, that'd be sweet. Thank you
I’m a believer. 107 Tao 🚀🚀🚀
Wow, great video. I really have been waiting for something like this 😁 Question: let's assume you are interested in protein folding because you are a pharmaceutical company. You then go to that class room and then you pay the students and the teacher and the school for the results? And you pay in TAO as it is the gas token for that computation?
They're just using alphafold bro, nothing new
You create the subnet - you pay for the costs there
After that, you earn TAO and TAO gets given to the teachers (validators) & students (miners). This is via the network itself so you as a company don’t need to fork this out.
This is why so many are trying to build subnets because it takes away so much of the costs associated with running AI models
@@WajahatMughal Many thanks. Will definitely read about it.
@@shillyvanilli4114 my pleasure
Will this really get to £5k ? And when?
Yes. October 14th, 2028 17:48 E.S.T
Lool@@Motomashi
Yes broski
🙏
How many actual users are there? Inference costs? You didn't address Eric's points just called it FUD.
Will try to get this data on the exact number of users. I’m not sure exactly because not every subnet has a consumer app for retail to use.
What I can do is go through every single consumer subnet and find out.
Having said that, do you think any of the subnets have value?
@@WajahatMughal Thanks! So far I've just seen basic stuff like fine tuning Llama 3 models and other things that are easy to do. Who's going to train a brand new model that can compete? It's not as trivial as throwing some gpus and data at it, you actually need a team of experts, you are going against economies of scale etc. Probably the best would be to ask ai researchers about the whole thing.
@@Sawa137 agree, not every subnet is providing actual value, lots of improvements still needed.