Decentralised AI could outgrow Bitcoin

Experts see decentralised frameworks as key to AI’s future, enabling more open and community-driven innovation.

DNA Fund has invested $50 million in Bittensor’s decentralised AI network, supporting specialised marketplaces for machine learning.

Early blockchain adopters are now focusing on decentralised AI, with ecosystems like Bittensor (TAO) leading the way. These platforms allow ideas to gain support and funding from the community without relying on traditional venture capital.

Chris Miglino, CEO of DNA Fund, highlighted the firm’s AI compute fund, which has invested around $50 million in Bittensor’s ecosystem. The network’s unique subnets create specialised marketplaces for AI applications, attracting developers and miners alike.

Decentralised AI, which runs on distributed networks rather than central authorities, is DNA House’s main focus. Miglino believes it could become bigger than Bitcoin, reshaping society in profound ways.

DNA Fund supports developers to launch projects within the ecosystem without needing large venture capital investments. Decentralised AI is widely seen as the future, with pioneers like Ben Goertzel supporting it since the early 1990s.

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