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Thanks to the amazing Discord community of 4,000 people, over $100M/year worth of compute joined @gonka_ai just three months after its launch. And today @BitfuryGroup joined the common effort to build the world’s largest truly decentralized AI compute network. With a $50M injection, the leader in decentralized infrastructure and the creator of the first industrial-grade ASIC for Bitcoin mining has placed its bet on Gonka.ai

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The Libermans were one of our first 'creator style' investments at @slow where we bet on them holistically to do interesting importand and different things vs. just backing a single project / company. Super cool to see them innovating here and exploring edge ideas.

.@BitfuryGroup just made its largest decentralized AI compute bet to date: a $50M phase-one commitment into next-generation GPU infrastructure. This is why I believe the architecture behind GONKA represents a ‘Bitcoin moment’ for AI 👇 @bitfurygeorge/gonka-why-i-believe-this-is-the-bitcoin-of-ai-fa702db742d9" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@bitfurygeorge…

Compute Sovereignty We’ve been flying a lot lately (hello from London:) and meeting with people who shape the future of their countries, regions and industries. Ministers, fund leaders, executives, crypto OGs, universities, infrastructure teams. And almost everywhere we see the same reality. Even if a country or a business has the budget for premium GPUs, buying them directly is nearly impossible without external approval. To receive an NVIDIA allocation, you first need authorization from the U.S. State Department. One approval chain. One protocol, regardless of which country you’re from or how much capital you have. These approvals take months, sometimes quarters. There’s a case that has been ongoing for more than a year. Countries are beginning to realize: lack of access to compute means lack of sovereignty — and possibly lack of a future. When we speak with decision makers, we see the demand for Compute Sovereignty emerge right in the middle of the conversation. This concerns everyone, because compute is becoming a new form of independence. States once fought for natural resources. Today, they face a critical need to own and develop their intellectual infrastructure. And this doesn’t apply only to governments. Companies, universities, regions and startups will be split into those who have access to compute and those who will be forced to ask and wait for permission. Compute Sovereignty is about who remains a subject in the new world. This is why, seeing where everything is headed, we started building Gonka two years ago. We are creating a network where compute belongs to participants, not to two centers of power. Where intelligence becomes infrastructure, not an instrument of control. We built the protocol. The race has begun. Join us discord.gg/y88XfEpA x.com/gonka_ai

A world where compute is open, not owned. Now on the pages of Forbes Bitcoin liberated money. Decentralized AI will liberate human thinking 📰 Read on Forbes: forbes.com/sites/kolawole…

Beyond the Bubble: Gonka Protocol's David Liberman on Decentralized AI, ASICs, and the Future of Compute @DaLiberman @gonka_ai news.bitcoin.com/beyond-the-bub…

David and Daniil Liberman (@DaLiberman) will deliver a key presentation at the Google AI Platforms Accelerator, taking place November 4–5, 2025. This intensive online program brings together leading Google experts and partners to help founders and developers tackle their most critical business and infrastructure challenges. Session Topic: Building a Symbiotic Ecosystem for Developers and GPU Providers The Liberman brothers will explore how balanced cooperation between developers and GPU suppliers can unlock scalable, efficient, and fair AI infrastructure. 📅 Date: November 4 (Tuesday) 🕓 Time: 15:50–16:10 (Dubai Time, GMT+4) 🌐 Language: Russian 📍 Format: Online (Google Meet) Join the session directly via this link: 🔗 meet.google.com/pph-vxaz-qjk📷 (The same link applies to all sessions of the Accelerator on November 4–5.)

Great debate with @balajis and @CathieDWood Thank you @PeterDiamandis for hosting us

For our Russian-speaking audience. A deep conversation, unscripted. About where centralized AI might lead us. And what still depends on us, the people. The podcast with Alexander Sokolovsky is now live: linktw.in/libermans

Are protocols about to think for themselves? What a great topic to explore Join us in 90 minutes x.com/i/spaces/1OdJr…

@akothari @Tesla Great idea

I took my daughter to the @Tesla factory in Fremont yesterday. The 3 hours we spent there were both awe-inspiring and mind-bending. It made me realize how much I want to take her to more factories, offices, farms, and beyond. I’m thinking of starting a WhatsApp group for SF parents (ideally with kids around 8–12 years old) to coordinate these trips. If you’re interested, reach out via DM!

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I sent the following message to our team and investors: — As you know, Daniel Gross’s time with us has been winding down, and as of June 29 he is officially no longer a part of SSI. We are grateful for his early contributions to the company and wish him well in his next endeavor. I am now formally CEO of SSI, and Daniel Levy is President. The technical team continues to report to me. ⁠You might have heard rumors of companies looking to acquire us. We are flattered by their attention but are focused on seeing our work through. We have the compute, we have the team, and we know what to do. Together we will keep building safe superintelligence. Ilya

It’s rare to meet a team as obsessed with performance as we are. @TheStageAI is building the best AI models compression tools out there. Proud to be an advisor. Read their $4.5M story in @Forbes: forbes.com/sites/josipama…

This is what policymaking looks like when the KPI is going viral and generating the most memes

Ok, it's clear that tariffs are completely based on import/export balance with each country, and penalizing countries for trade deficit. Check the data the post bellow. So now we know that, the question is, why? Why are they trying to balance trade deficit? Is there a deeper reason? As it's not focused on the reducing import absolute numbers, but rather on relative deficit numbers, the only reason I can see is Lower Dependence on Foreign Capital and Currency Stability, so it might be related on a credit crisis risks.

@cyantist @LKrauss1 @EveNiceski @OriginsProject @BhutanKingdom_ @PMBhutan Happy to help. DM us

@LKrauss1 @EveNiceski @OriginsProject @BhutanKingdom_ @PMBhutan @DaLiberman ?

Will be in Thimpu April 3 and 4th with @OriginsProject travel excursion to @BhutanKingdom_ . We are looking into hosting a public lecture there by me April 4th for the people of the city. If you have any connections and are interested in helping, let me know. @PMBhutan Thanks.