The Decentralized AI Society and CETI AI are joining forces on an initiative that will see DAIS run a masternode of Hypercycle, the artificial intelligence infrastructure platform focused on developing nodes that power the internet of AI.
In an announcement, DAIS stated the partnership will involve running Hypercycle’s newly launched Advanced Node Factory Enclosures. This development will allow DAIS to contribute to the buildout of key Internet of AI infrastructure, with the ANFE seeding an endowment for the Society.
The partnership comes as Hypercycle joins DAIS as a member. The collaboration was unveiled at the Bermuda Digital Finance Forum, an event co-hosted by DAIS, digital asset advisory firm Penrose Partners, and the Bermuda government.
“This arrangement with Hypercycle and CETI brings unique advantages to DAIS and its members,” said DAIS chairman Michael Casey. “Not only will the CETI-hosted ANFE secure a growing source of funding to help the Society expand its mission, but it will serve as a window into how the internet of AI is evolving as an economy, offering an important learning opportunity for our community.”
CETI AI will host and run the yield-earning node factory, enabling DAIS to access Hypercycle’s decentralized network and its peer-to-peer exchange of intelligence, compute, and funding. These masternodes earn fees and create a continuous funding source for the Society.
Hypercycle will support DAIS’s traction in the decentralized AI space, the platform’s chief executive officer Toufi Saliba.
“Our model, by enabling and incentivizing value exchange across siloed AI systems, helps manifest that vision through an open, collaborative Internet of AI. We’re thrilled that DAIS and its members are directly engaging with us to help get there,” the Hypercycle chief executive noted.
DAIS is taking advantage of a small window that runs out on May 14 to integrate into the Hypercycle network. This narrow window allows existing Hypercycle node factory operators on Ethereum (ETH) to opt in and leverage their assets in the parallel network of the Ethereum Virtual Machine-compatible Base blockchain.
It allows operators to add a host of software enhancements with ANFE configuration, with complete interoperability and zero disruption.
