I keep thinking OpenGradient is interesting for the wrong reason.
Not because it says “AI” and “decentralized” in the same breath. That part is easy.
It is interesting because it treats AI less like a product and more like a network problem.
That is rare.
Most projects want to make the model the star. OpenGradient seems more interested in the invisible parts: who runs the inference, who checks it, where the data comes from, how payment moves, what gets verified, what stays off-chain. The stuf...
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