AI is scaling faster than our ability to trust it.
That’s a dangerous gap. We’ve reached the point where "opaque" outputs just don't cut it anymore.
I’m backing the idea that @inference_labs has: AI needs a conscience built of mathematics. By using cryptographic proofs, they’re making sure AI operates within a system of truth.
It’s no longer about "blind faith" in a model; it’s about execution you can actually see and verify.
The question isn't if this becomes the standard, it's how soon.
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AI is scaling faster than our ability to trust it.
That’s a dangerous gap. We’ve reached the point where "opaque" outputs just don't cut it anymore.
I’m backing the idea that @inference_labs has: AI needs a conscience built of mathematics. By using cryptographic proofs, they’re making sure AI operates within a system of truth.
It’s no longer about "blind faith" in a model; it’s about execution you can actually see and verify.
The question isn't if this becomes the standard, it's how soon.