GaiaNet Revolutionizes AI with $10M Seed Funding
May 29, 2024, 3:33 pm
GaiaNet, a San Francisco-based company, has secured $10 million in seed funding to advance its decentralized AI infrastructure project. Backed by key investors like Generative Ventures and Republic Capital, GaiaNet aims to reshape the AI landscape by decentralizing current AI agent software.
Led by CEO Matt Wright, GaiaNet's innovative approach involves harnessing a distributed network of edge nodes controlled by individuals and businesses. These nodes host AI models based on domain knowledge, acting as AI twins of real-world experts like university teaching assistants or crypto traders.
The company plans to use the funding to develop new AI training models and expand its network of nodes. GaiaNet's testnet and SDK are set to launch in early Q3 2024, with alpha testing already underway.
GaiaNet's partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, highlights its commitment to revolutionizing education. By introducing decentralized AI teaching assistants into computer science courses, GaiaNet is paving the way for a more accessible and efficient learning experience.
With a focus on privacy, collaboration, and data bias resistance, GaiaNet is poised to challenge industry giants and redefine the boundaries of AI. The company's decentralized approach sets it apart in a market dominated by centralized AI models.
As GaiaNet continues to innovate and expand its network, the future of AI looks brighter and more decentralized than ever before.
Led by CEO Matt Wright, GaiaNet's innovative approach involves harnessing a distributed network of edge nodes controlled by individuals and businesses. These nodes host AI models based on domain knowledge, acting as AI twins of real-world experts like university teaching assistants or crypto traders.
The company plans to use the funding to develop new AI training models and expand its network of nodes. GaiaNet's testnet and SDK are set to launch in early Q3 2024, with alpha testing already underway.
GaiaNet's partnership with the University of California, Berkeley, highlights its commitment to revolutionizing education. By introducing decentralized AI teaching assistants into computer science courses, GaiaNet is paving the way for a more accessible and efficient learning experience.
With a focus on privacy, collaboration, and data bias resistance, GaiaNet is poised to challenge industry giants and redefine the boundaries of AI. The company's decentralized approach sets it apart in a market dominated by centralized AI models.
As GaiaNet continues to innovate and expand its network, the future of AI looks brighter and more decentralized than ever before.