opensource

No one values their privacy more than when it’s breached, 

Explore DeepSeek without fear of sending your data to the CCP

R1 70b and 671b now on Venice.ai

https://venice.ai/blog/deepseek-advanced-open-source-ai-now-on-venice

Finally sitting down to look at $VVV. It gud?

If you're claiming $VVV for multiple crypto accounts do you only need to buy the @venice-ai pro subscription once, or do you have to buy it for every address claimed?

A random walk down @safe ❇️ and open source tech research

https://warpcast.com/adamhurwitz.eth/0xd39d3a8b

Venice.ai is a generative AI app powered by leading open-source AI models, enabling anyone, anywhere, access private and censorship-free generative AI.

$VVV is interesting. I decided to stake mine because I like the idea of @venice-ai being an open source and private aggregator of AI models.

Agree 100%, would be interesting to see what George Hotz thinks of it. 
Have you tinkered anything with Venice.ai @danfinlay?

co founder of @metamask . Making computers behave for us.

No, I think “we promise” type privacy is not the kind I’m interested in long term, but I guess not bad to support smaller batch companies than the big three.

I see your point, I was actually expecting a bit more technical documentation on how Venice preserves privacy. What are some good projects I should look up for running a local model?

Found this blog post that's surprisingly shallow in terms of technical info. Pinged Voorhees on X to see if I can find some more info.

There are a ton of great projects for running local. On a mac, LMStudio is great for just running right there on device, even opening an API server. I've done AI coding on a flight with no internet this way! For trying lots of models on a linux server with some GPU capacity, I've enjoyed vllm.

I see your point, I was actually expecting a bit more technical documentation on how Venice preserves privacy. What are some good projects I should look up for running a local model?

Found this blog post that's surprisingly shallow in terms of technical info. Pinged Voorhees on X to see if I can find some more info.

https://venice.ai/blog/venice-ai-privacy-architecture