Welcome back to my blog! Today, we're continuing our exploration at the exciting intersection of artificial intelligence and action models. As we delve deeper into the role of AI in shaping the action models of tomorrow, it's becoming increasingly evident how pivotal this technology is in redefining not only our understanding but also our application of these models in real-world scenarios. In my recent endeavors, I’ve been honing in on the adaptability of AI and how it enriches user interact...

What's Hot in Web3 + AI?Templar Performs Largest Decentralized LLM Pre-Training Run in HistoryCovenant AI / Templar, subnet 3 of the Opentensor Foundation / Bittensor decentralized AI ecosystem, has recently released the largest foundation model pre-trained in a completely decentralized and permissionless manner. Covenant-72B is a 72-billion-parameter large language model (LLM) trained across 70+ contributors using standard hardware on open internet infrastructure.COVENANT-72B - an LLM produc...

When desktop publishing arrived in the late 1980s, entire departments existed around a single production chain. Paste-up artists arranged layouts by hand. Typographers set type as a dedicated craft. Color separators prepared printing plates. Darkroom technicians processed film. Each person was excellent at one narrow piece of the process and handed off to the next. Within a decade, a single graphic designer with a Mac could own the entire workflow. The roles did not disappear. They collapsed ...

For too long, creators, developers, and builders have been locked into ecosystems that overcharge, underdeliver, and keep the true power out of the hands of the community. It’s time to break the mold.

In the olden days here in Toronto, approved development land used to sell for a premium compared to unapproved land. This was true because approved land meant you could start construction much sooner. And since time has value, this was worth something. Today, this is far less valuable to developers (if at all) because, in most cases, the market does not support new construction. So, the land may be approved, but what does one do with it? Rather than speed, I would say that the most valuable f...