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We launched dria.co, The Wikipedia of AIs: Dria is the Decentralized Knowledge & Open Connectivity Interface between Humans and Machines. You can find @vitalik.eth ‘s cast’s as a permissionless vectordb, universally retrievable by any AI app. https://dria.co/knowledge/db9dJtuG-UYYxEJC0wmqKKReLfU5NbuIzmoMkDgd0G0
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Dria is an Open Source collective Knowledge Hub. Knowledge Hub consists of multi-region and serverless public vector databases called knowledge, curated from PDF, MP3, CSV, or other file types. It is fully decentralized and every index is available as a smart contract, making each Knowledge public and permanent.
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Dria modernizes AI interfacing by indexing and delivering the world's knowledge via LLMs. Dria's Public RAG Models Democratize knowledge access with cost-effective, shared RAG models. Today, Dria is able to handle Wikipedia's entire database and annual 56 billion traffic efficiently at just $258.391.
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Dria's zero technical mumbo jumbo approach allows everyone to contribute knowledge to LLMs. Drag & Drop Public RAG Model effortlessly transforms knowledge into a retrievable format with an intuitive drag-and-drop upload feature.
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Users worldwide can contribute valuable knowledge to shared RAG knowledge in an environment where knowledge uploaders can earn rewards for the value of their verifiable work.
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Anyone can run RAG models locally through smart contracts, enabling permissionless access to world knowledge. Dria stores all of the world's knowledge into a public ledger called @ Arweave, a decentralized storage network designed to offer a platform for permanently storing data.
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