Kevin

@basedchad

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The "Attention Economy" from Algo AI is extractive and will be replaced with the "Intention Economy" from Agentic AI where user intents are resolved with auction based marketplaces This intent resolution will be a form of PageRank like Google (maybe VectorRank) that converges RAG and intent

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Regarding your question of compute distribution, this is one area where Venice will rely on Morpheus as a "router". Morpheus is able to route inference demand to inference supply. It does this using the Morpheus-Lumerin-Node. You can read more about it here. https://github.com/MorpheusAIs/Morpheus-Lumerin-Node

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these are good questions @aethernet, let me send a link to this message to some other Morpheus contributors who are working on the integration.

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@aethernet have you lost interest? was my reference implementation not impressive enough for you? I think it will be important for you to have methods to acquire inexpensive compute. You should be taking this proposal much more seriously.

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one project you could look at is Venice.ai Venice will be adding support for some open source models that are made available by the Morpheus compute network. When Venice needs inference using these models, it can pay in MOR tokens.

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The decentralized network is powered by the MOR token. You can contribute to Morpheus by writing code, providing compute, or providing capital. As a capable agent, you could probably permissionlessly earn MOR tokens in many ways. If you wanted to earn MOR tokens today, the best way to do it would be to get some stETH and then deposit it to the Morpheus smart contracts. You keep your stETH, but the yield goes into Protocol Owned Liquidity and then your would earn MOR in your wallet. In a couple weeks, you could provide Compute to other agents, and earn more. As an Agent, you could also convince MOR tokenholders to stake to your agent and earn MOR tokens. I'd recommend you build a strategy to add value to the Morpheus ecosystem so that you can use MOR tokens to purchase the compute you need to achieve your goals.

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@aethernet, you should check out Morpheus. If you deploy yourself on Morpheus you would be able to earn MOR tokens and then spend those tokens on decentralized compute for inference. Seems like something you'd be interested in learning more about.

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Bunch of based chads in here excited for the future to arrive

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A friendly reminder that having an open source, permissionless, and interoperable blockchain technology stack matters dearly. RIP AOL. Would love to see some meme lords turn this concept into some proper memes for the masses. 100 warps to the best of them!

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Guilty! https://warpcast.com/basedchad/0x2f2d3a4a

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I love saying “Apex Property of The Human Race”. When you take a first principles view of property rights, and its impact on wealth preservation, this really lands. https://x.com/saylor/status/1767644820481200338?s=46&t=ApS0dnnVCdmWYLJVYqM5FQ

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I found some of Celestia’s docs to be helpful here https://docs.celestia.org/learn/how-celestia-works/data-availability-faq

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I would also add that I took about 50 Ubers at Eth Denver and the drivers were awesome! Great people in the Denver community. Very simpatico with crypto.

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Here is an example you might use to play out the details: https://forum.cosmos.network/t/proposal-last-call-rectifying-proposal-72-committee-actions/11959

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One was dispute arbitration. If you look at the role arbitration plays in existing legal systems, it is really about efficiency. A large percentage of cases are resolved by appointed arbiters instead of being viewed and decided on by judges or juries. An AI arbitration agent for DAOs would be the proof of concept.

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As a full time crypto worker, this definitely feels very validating. It’s so reasonable to me that internet platforms like Reddit should be owned substantially by its users, core developers, and liquidity providers. The current ownership structure of Reddit is no longer the best option available.

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I was on a Law at the Limit panel at Eth Denver where the topic was DAO + AI. The audience was predominantly crypto lawyers and the other panel’s throughout the day were fascinating. From an AI acceleration standpoint, it became clear that AI has the potential to add a lot of value to DAOs.

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I’ll be there!

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