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Biττensor = decenτralized AI mining proτocol incenτivising creaτion of τruely open, decenτralized, permissionless, & safe AI. ~/21Mτ.
.@NBA, if you can describe what kind of AI you need, our network will build it for you. Not in years, not in months, but in weeks. It will be more efficient, more affordable, more open than legacy tech and continuously optimised and improved. Decentralised AI is the real world champion, dear Adam Silver.
@MsMelChen The solution is to rally around open source. That's the only way to compete with a superpower technology network effect if you are not a superpower yourself. And it's the only way to bring the rest of the world along on the same team as you. Open source.
Ok - sharing my experience with @lufthansa: I booked Lisbon to Miami, round trip, connecting through Frankfurt. Five days in Miami, hotel already paid for. I was traveling with my mother, who is older. It started with a 3 hour delay. Then they boarded us anyway. Once we were inside the plane, they announced a technical problem. We sat on that plane for 2 hours. No updates, no water, no food. Nothing. Then they told us they had to change the aircraft, and we'd need to wait another 3 hours. We waited. And right as we were about to board the second plane, they announced the flight was canceled. The only rebooking offered was the next day, late afternoon, routing through Canada (if I recall correctly) and then to Miami. With a short trip that made the whole journey pointless. (Hotel was paid in advance though) So we were stranded in Frankfurt overnight. Because of their voucher rule, where accepting the rebooking means giving up your right to a refund, I had to pay for the hotel, food, and everything myself. My mother was exhausted (literally fell asleep in the airport coffee shop) The airport was its own disaster. Staff sent me from queue to queue for hours, unhelpful and almost amused by it, only to eventually tell me to handle it online. Then another three hours just to get my luggage back. I decided it wasn't worth going anymore. The next morning I bought my own flight to Norway and gave up the trip entirely. Then the refund fight. Lufthansa tried to charge me for the Lisbon to Frankfurt leg, as if Frankfurt was somewhere I had chosen to fly to, at a bizarre price almost equal to the entire Lisbon to Miami round trip. They only offered to refund me "the difference." I never wanted to go to Frankfurt. It was their connection, on a journey they canceled. It took months and a long chain of emails, but I eventually got the refund. The reason it worked: I fought the entire thing over email using ChatGPT. That is the actual state of customer service in 2026. You don't win by being right, you win by having the patience of a machine. I still lost money, days, and a trip with my mother. But I got the refund 🫠 (at least) And I had a good time in Oslo (a bit different from Miami tho)
New NOVA nanobody target is live: IL-6 (Interleukin-6) IL-6 is one of the central signaling proteins behind inflammation and immune regulation. When dysregulated, it has been implicated in: - autoimmune disorders - chronic inflammation - neuroinflammation - blood-brain barrier disruption Making it a highly relevant target for inflammatory, neurological, and immune-related diseases. The IL-6 inhibitor market is already worth billions annually, with drugs targeting this pathway generating multi-billion dollar revenues across autoimmune and inflammatory indications, validating both the biological and commercial importance of the target. Miners across NOVA will now compete to design nanobodies targeting IL-6 in an open, adversarial discovery environment. Top submissions may also be selected for wet lab validation through our partnership with @Yalotein, helping close the loop between decentralized virtual screening and real-world biologics development. #Bittensor #SN68 #DrugDiscovery #Biotech #Nanobodies #DeSci
JUST IN: Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow fired the company’s entire HR team because they were “creating problems that didn’t exist.”
I just got laid off from Meta. Obviously it sucks to lose the income. But between the never-ending layoffs, stack ranking, etc., I'm good. Pretty convinced that when I look back at this moment a few years into the future, I'll be grateful it happened. There's a lot I want to say here, but I'll save that for another day. Either way it's been a privilege to have been a part of the ride. On to the next adventure.
New NOVA nanobody target is live: IL-6 (Interleukin-6) IL-6 is one of the central signaling proteins behind inflammation and immune regulation. When dysregulated, it has been implicated in: - autoimmune disorders - chronic inflammation - neuroinflammation - blood-brain barrier disruption Making it a highly relevant target for inflammatory, neurological, and immune-related diseases. The IL-6 inhibitor market is already worth billions annually, with drugs targeting this pathway generating multi-billion dollar revenues across autoimmune and inflammatory indications, validating both the biological and commercial importance of the target. Miners across NOVA will now compete to design nanobodies targeting IL-6 in an open, adversarial discovery environment. Top submissions may also be selected for wet lab validation through our partnership with @Yalotein, helping close the loop between decentralized virtual screening and real-world biologics development. #Bittensor #SN68 #DrugDiscovery #Biotech #Nanobodies #DeSci
reinforcement learning from human experts that's how manako will get smarter
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