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The first globally decentralized deep learning and AI network has been launched
SINGAPORE - Cortex Labs, the world’s first decentralized AI computing
network, has announced the successful launch of its technology
platform. The network itself has been designed for AI based algorithms
to operate on. This will bring deep learning models to the world of
blockchain, which will accelerate the development of both machine
learning and blockchain solutions. The Cortex mainnet was launched
following 15 months of intense development and marks the first time
that AI has been introduced to a blockchain network at scale.
The Cortex team has overcome numerous technical challenges to devise,
in the Cortex Virtual Machine (CVM), a mechanism for AI models to
function within the blockchain ecosystem using a Graphics Processing
Unit (GPU). This will allow for many developers to experiment with deep
learning within blockchain technology, including AI development and
advanced data science applications. Trained AI models can be uploaded
to the Cortex network Cortex chain before being incorporated into
various uses.
These use cases will include generating credit reports for the
financial industry, facilitating anti-fraud reporting for decentralized
exchanges, insurance, and improve supply chain economics. Other
potential applications include gaming, e-sports, and AI governance
structures.
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provides a structure for machine learning researchers to upload their
data models, and monetize them with entities in need of AI models which
are able to make inferences. The Cortex mainnet has launched with 23 AI
models available, trained with four datasets.
A detailed roadmap includes plans for the Cortex Foundation to work
with data science developers to implement AI applications, with plans
to broaden support to bring machine learning to networks beyond the
Cortex network. The Cortex team also intends to collaborate with
academia and industry for research partnerships, and with publications
to help further understanding of neural networks and their integration
into the emerging field of blockchain.
To learn more visit: https://www.cortexlabs.ai/
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