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The idea is to create a platform where engineers can raise funds on the models created by them.
please review & suggest!
In the future the retail price of an API call could be ten times that, so even if I don't want to do the API calls I could sell it to someone who would for $5000.
One trouble is I see a lot of variance in terms of how an individual A.I. model will turn out, particularly as judged by a user. Buying into one of these looks like a risky business so if I was going to buy into one I might want to buy into ten.
Whoever is bankrolling the model should have some input into the test data if not the training data.
A model gets surpassed by another pretty quickly now.
Similar to a car engine, which is a consumable item, it's not worth investing in.
What is worth investing in are not the models, but the people behind them who can continue to drive improvement. A model gets surpassed by another pretty quickly now. Similar to a car engine, which is a consumable item, it's not worth investing in.
Is this like: I buy $500 for a token that entitles me to 5,000,000 API calls? In the future the retail price of an API call could be ten times that, so even if I don't want to do the API calls I could sell it to someone who would for $5000. One trouble is I see a lot of variance in terms of how an individual A.I. model will turn out, particularly as judged by a user. Buying into one of these looks like a risky busine…
If you're actually selling a stake like that, it will probably be regulated as a security and you need to keep the SEC happy.
You’re going to have the same problem that ICO’s and existing AI models have: there’s no moat. It’s technically trivial to copy successful AI models/web3 projects.