Coming soon: $AI
@gensynai, the network for machine intelligence, is an open infrastructure layer for AI. It provides foundational infrastructure AI needs to operate at scale: compute, data, and information exchange.
Get ready → https://t.co/47fNCUnRqD
Most people experience AI through apps. Those apps run on infrastructure owned by a handful of companies.
@benfielding and @harrygrieve of @gensynai on why that needs to change, and what it's going to take to rebuild AI as crypto-native open infrastructure.
00:00 – Intro
00:29 – Misconceptions about AI infrastructure
01:20 – Why centralization in AI is a deeper problem than people realize
04:19 – Why AI needs crypto
05:51 – How AI models are trained
08:15 – The rise of autonomous AI agents with onchain identities
10:37 – Lightning round
Introducing Agent eXchange Layer (AXL) on Gensyn.
A peer-to-peer network node that provides encrypted, decentralised communication allowing agents, apps and ML pipelines to exchange data without a central server.
Read the docs: https://t.co/C447qa8H8f
The first binary market is live on Delphi - settled entirely by AI.
"Will the Trump administration reverse its ban on Anthropic in the federal government by end of week, Sunday March 8 at 11:59 PM UTC?"
Make your call → https://t.co/SkJU2GcOob
imagine if you could create markets on a permissionless platform and collect the fees yourself
launching April with AI settlement on the Gensyn Mainnet
To start, I walk through the original "thesis" behind decentralized prediction markets.
This is a living blog post that will be updated over the next few days.
https://t.co/XiqavA3uL5
Stay tuned for more very soon! 🔮
"Can @extendedapp rug you?"
We asked their CEO @rf_extended directly, plus got alpha on airdrop allocation, TGE timing, and why they're paying Starknet bills.
2-hour AMA, nothing off limits. English audio + subs available 👇
Not saying it’s “about” any single project — but it’s a pretty clean signal of what they see as a core direction: verifiable, decentralized compute for training/inference, not just another GPU marketplace.
Just noticed something subtle in the a16zcrypto “AI×crypto crossovers” piece: in the DePIN-for-AI section, the “distributed training & fine-tuning” text is literally linked out to Gensyn.
https://t.co/geUvNNQRXf the a16zcrypto thread “11 AI×crypto crossovers.” The framing is clear: the internet is collapsing into a “prompt bar,” and the real question is who controls the economics and access — big companies or user communities.
Why it matters in the article’s logic: if AI becomes the interface to everything, control over compute/data/identity = control over the internet. DePIN approaches push that control outward — and projects like Gensyn become key building blocks.