Commune AI Updates: Global Stake Proposal, Nia Subnet, and the Launch of Full Chain Explorer

Global Stake Proposal Reaches Staking Threshold

The Dow Global Stake Proposal has officially hit the required staking threshold and is now fully accepted. This critical milestone sets the stage for a transition from a local-state model to a global-state model, with the implementation of the root network.

What Does This Mean for the Community?

The transition promises several benefits:

• Enhanced security and resistance against malicious actors through a unified staking system.
• Improved network efficiency thanks to subnet emission allocations.
• A decentralized approach that encourages more validators to participate across multiple subnets.

Key Changes for Stakeholders:

• Holders and Stakers: Ensure your validator applies appropriate project weightings, as you’ll no longer directly support specific projects. Validators will now handle this responsibility.
• Validators: Your APR is now linked to emissions from the subnets you validate. To maximize returns, ensure your validation infrastructure is current across all active subnets.
• Subnet Builders: Your emissions will depend on root-net weights, giving you a better understanding of reward allocations and the number of active validators. Prepare your architecture for increased traffic.
• General Subnet Modules: No changes or actions are required on your part.

To stay informed on future proposals, regularly visit the proposal site. Keeping up-to-date with active proposals is crucial for all community members.

Nia Subnet: Revolutionizing AI Model Development

The Nia Subnet, backed by Nakamoto Mining and Commune AI, aims to tackle the high costs of training advanced AI models like GPT and LLaMA, which require around $300 million annually and depend on billion-dollar infrastructures.

Decentralized AI Training

Inspired by successful projects like Folding@Home and Learning@Home, Nia seeks to decentralize AI model training, making it accessible to everyone. This approach allows participants to contribute to AI research, empowering the community while reducing reliance on large corporations.

During the global pandemic, Folding@Home's success saw its computing power surpass the world’s largest supercomputers. Nia plans to build on this decentralized framework to enable efficient AI model development and training.

For more details on Nia’s technology and upcoming models, check out their GitHub and join the Commune AI Discord.

Kaiwa Subnet: Simplifying AI Model Optimization

Next, let’s talk about Kaiwa, another promising subnet within the Commune AI ecosystem. Kaiwa focuses on optimizing and developing AI models through the decentralized platform.

Streamlining AI Development

By leveraging Commune AI’s vast computing power, Kaiwa simplifies the process for developers, offering accessible AI model services. Developers can easily integrate open-source models and optimize them through Commune AI’s user-friendly API, significantly lowering barriers for AI research and development.

Stay updated on Kaiwa’s progress by visiting GitHub and joining the Commune AI Discord.

Introducing the Full Chain Explorer

In collaboration with Ocean and the Mosaic Subnet team, Commune AI proudly announces the release of the Full Chain Explorer. This powerful tool allows users to track all significant blockchain events, from transfers and mining activities to delegations. The Full Chain Explorer marks a new milestone in making blockchain analytics more accessible to the community.

With its intuitive interface, users can now easily access crucial blockchain data, making it a valuable resource for both developers and stakers.

Stay Connected with Commune AI

Before you go, don’t forget to join the Commune AI Discord if you haven’t already. Staying engaged with the community will keep you up-to-date on the latest proposals, updates, and discussions.

Until next time, keep learning, building, and contributing to the Commune AI ecosystem!

 Source : @Eden.