Open-Source: While not exclusively tied to decentralized AI, open-source models often play a complementary role. They enhance transparency, allow for community audits and improvements, and align with the ethos of decentralization. This is why Venice uses open-source models, but it's important to note that not all decentralized AI systems use open-source models, and not all open-source models are part of decentralized systems.
Decentralized compute: These networks allow individuals and organizations to contribute unused compute power for AI tasks, increasing overall capacity, reducing costs, and improving availability of computational resources. By turning compute power into a shared, tradable resource, it democratizes access to AI infrastructure.
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