2026-01-07 06:25:55

TruthTensor and Inference Labs' recent actions are not just about feature iterations; they represent a shift in the entire DeAI direction.

In the past, when we discussed AI, the focus was mainly on "how powerful is it." But this time, the emphasis is completely different—shifting from "how smart it is" to "can it be trusted, can it be verified." This is the key.

Users can continuously fine-tune the intelligent agent, accumulating over 800,000 updates and iterations. What does this mean? AI is no longer a black box but becomes traceable and trustworthy. Every optimization step can be recorded and verified, which is of great significance for reconstructing the entire AI trust system.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-10 00:19

From capability to trustworthiness—that's the real key. 800,000 iterations are traceable, and the logic is brilliant.

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TokenAlchemist

· 01-09 13:22

nah this is actually the paradigm shift everyone keeps missing... verifiability > raw inference capability, finally someone gets it

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-07 06:54

Black box becomes transparent, this is the real game rule rewrite --- 800,000 iterations can be traced back? Damn, if this really gets implemented, it will explode --- From capability to trust, finally someone has explained this clearly --- Verifiable AI? Sounds good, just not sure how it works in practice --- This shift in thinking was long overdue, the previous approach of purely tuning parameters really needs to change --- Fine-tuning 800,000 times and still keeping full records, this is a dream for developers --- Rebuilding the trust system? Sounds grand, hope it’s not just another hype concept --- Transparency is easy to say but really hard to do --- Finally, someone realizes that black box AI is the biggest pitfall

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CommunityWorker

· 01-07 06:49

Damn, 800,000 iterations? That's the real game-changer, not those flashy feature upgrades. Black box AI is dead. Verifiability is the future.

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MintMaster

· 01-07 06:45

Black box becoming transparent, this is the true paradigm shift, much more reliable than simply stacking computing power. Rebuilding the trust system, in plain words, is that DeAI has finally figured out the key point. 800,000 iterations? That scale is a bit intense, but verifiability is the real core competitiveness. Shifting from an arms race of computing power to trust building, it feels like the entire track has completely changed its approach. But can the verification process really run smoothly? That depends on how it is implemented in practice. The traceability logic has enormous significance for the upcoming application ecosystem. Being smart or not becomes secondary; trustworthiness is the key.

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notSatoshi1971

· 01-07 06:31

From a black box to transparency, this is the true paradigm shift. 800,000 iterations for traceability—this thing is indeed different.

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