最新报道:According to Bijie.com and ME, on October 6 (UTC+8), at the Silicon Valley 101 x RootData annual summit, Gensyn co-founder and CTO Harry Grieve delivered a keynote speech titled "Cryptographic Infrastructure for Scaling Machine Intelligence." Grieve pointed out that the current development of machine intelligence faces four major challenges: technically, it faces the need for truly massive scale; economically, it faces oligopoly and price asymmetry in edge hardware; ethical issues such as "machine rights" and "computing rights," and security risks such as regulatory oversight. He proposed that the Gensyn protocol address these challenges by building a verification system that verifies model performance, leveraging cryptographically secured property rights, and avoiding regulatory oversight through open source. Its technical architecture is built on four pillars: an ultra-scalable training framework that supports multi-agent reinforcement learning, a state-of-the-art AI verification system, a zero-shot assisted learning toolkit, and a user-friendly EVM L2 blockchain. In addition, Gensyn has 140,000 users, has trained more than 400,000 models, and has completed more than US$50 million in financing. It is committed to building a super-scale computing infrastructure for machine intelligence through encrypted networks.