For open-source AI (and consequently crypto x AI projects) to stand a chance against closed AI, the field needs to be to attract a lot more top-tier AI researchers and engineers. Problem is that most have been bought out by AI labs and big tech. Stepping back, there are two

The next phase of Grass is to distribute ownership back to its users. A step towards doing so is decentralizing the network's core infrastructure, allowing nodes to be accessed by multiple validators. Over the next few weeks Grass will be deploying contracts on Solana to power

My attempt to use reddit data open sourced by Grass. Its not that good at generating reply yet. Any tips?

My prediction: just as media and publishers were left out of the social media design process, they will be also be left out of the AI search design process. We're motivated to take back control of the internet by revolutionizing the market incentive structure. Media and

NEW PRODUCT RELEASE (INVITE-ONLY BETA) ​ Over the past few months, we’ve been making Grass operate better, faster, and cheaper. Today, we're excited to introduce our Desktop Node, which uses less than 5% of the resources of a Chromium browser and handles 10x more bandwidth than

The new Grass Desktop app uses 5% of the resources and handles 10x more bandwidth vs the extension 🌱 Together it's a wild performance boost. Kudos to a killer Crypto x AI team.

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Decentralizing AI only makes sense if it’s user-centric. AI models are built from the internet’s data, which wouldn’t exist without the contributions of billions of users around the globe. Decentralization allows people to take back what’s theirs. It’s difficult to think of a

Today is yet another day that long context kills RAG

It's happening

Earn a stake in the AI revolution with Grass! 🌱 Meet Andrej, drej (e/acc) - Core Contributor at Grass! Some Info? 🧑‍💻 Andrej is the CEO and co-founder of Wynd Labs (a core contributor to Grass), working at the bleeding edge of revolutionizing how AI interacts with the public

Incentives drive outcomes. If the material that's surfacing from the Google antitrust proceedings has shown us anything, it's that web2 companies didn't necessarily engage in unethical practices because they were evil. Their original intentions were genuinely virtuous. This

welp, this wasn't supposed to be leaked this early

The unintended unlock of Consumer Generative AI tools right now is the ability to produce mediocrity at an unprecedented scale; a tool to de-incentivize effort and will. As we find more ways to integrate these tools for thought in our lives, it’ll grow ever important to be

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