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The uselessness of $TAO is truly spectacular $10 billion marketcap for an "AI coin" Go check it out—what does it actually do? It runs a bunch of different subnets. Okay? What are these subnets? Check out subnet #1. Okay, so text prompting. Cool. That's easy enough to understand. But what's actually going on there? Check the docs. github.com/opentensor/pro… Okay, so miners on this subnet run 2 different LLMs. Zephyr and wiki-agent. Mostly they all just run Zephyr, the base model (now switching to one called Solar). The idea is super simple. You send in a prompt. The miners will run the LLM and respond to you, like ChatGPT. Miners who do this are rewarded with TAO tokens. This is how TAO tokens are brought into existence. But it does mean that for every prompt, you have literally a thousand miners who will complete the exact same task, redundantly. The network will then validate these answers by checking how similiar they are to eachother. If you're an outlier you don't get TAO tokens. So what's going on here is that a prompt will be generated, such as "What is water?" And the miners will respond with "Water is a chemical compound with the molecular formula H2O", and they're all incentivized run the same LLM because outlier responses are punished. This is repeated in parallel a thousand of times by a thousand different miners. There's no AI magic to validate whether a model was actually run. There's nothing that stops miners from copying replies from eachother and tweaking them, spoofing their work. The validation mechanism is super basic: In the present version, the validator produces one or more reference answers which all miner responses are compared to. Those which are most similar to the reference answer will attain the highest rewards and ultimately gain the most incentive. —github.com/opentensor/pro… Setting aside how easy this is to spoof for a second, just think about the incomprehensible inefficiency of this system. For each prompt, you have 1000 miners doing the same work? So that you'll reach a level of "decentralized intelligence"? Look my dudes. Just put a single miner in Tanzania. Prompt it. If it gets shut down or outputs bad data, fall-over to a different one somewhere else. You don't need 1000 different redudant LLMs to run these basic bitch language models in parallel if you can't even protect against them copying and tweaking answers to fake their homework. And what even is the purpose of running these "decentralized" models? Zephyr, Solar and wiki-agent have the same kind of content filters that ChatGPT has. Zephyr is even trained on ChatGPT dialogue output. So you have 1000 miners serving you the same bottom-of-the-barrel answers 1000 less efficiently than its centralized counterparts, *still* with no ability to verify whether 1000 separate answers were even generated since the only thing you're doing is checking for similarity. Now, the crown jewel of this ridiculous piece of garbage is the fact that you can't even prompt this network as a regular user. Go on, try it. Go try to actually interface with this network as a user and get a Zephyr-generated response from 1000 miners. You can't. The only thing that is happening in this subnet is internal, validators generate challenge prompts and 1000 miners generate the same basic bitch LLM response and collect TAO tokens. These TAO tokens are then sold into a $10 billion FDV market cap of retail idiot buyers who are trying to get exposure to "decentralized AI" by buying this piece of shit AI memecoin. Bittensor is pretty much what a highschooler would think of if he was tasked with creating an AI coin. "Uhh I just have maybe 1000 miners generating answers to prompts, so it's like, uh, decentralized?" "Okay, and how do you check that? How do you do the verification?" "Uh, maybe the network can check, like, if the answers are similar or some shit?" This is a pointless exercise in decentralization that only serves the purpose of vaguely resembling doing something with "decentralized AI", which of course is a cool meme right now, but it doesn't actually provide you with any assurances, any utility, except a 1000x less efficient ChatGPT-bot that can only answer questions to itself so it has an excuse to print tokens to dump on the crypto retail market. Send it to fucking 0.

Oooops, my contiguous image file got misinterpreted as a transaction WITHOUT OP_RETURN by the Bitcoin network and now it's forever contiguously stored in the chain! knotslies.com (BTW, I only logged in to post this don't expect me to use X again anytime soon.)

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