GaiaNet, a advancing an AI infrastructure project that aims to decentralize current AI agent software, secures $10million in seed funding.

Supporters included Kishore Bhatia, Shawn Ng of 7RIDGE, Lex Sokolin of Generative Ventures, Brian Johnson of Republic Capital, EVM Capital, Mirana Ventures, Mantle EcoFund, and ByteTrade Lab.

The money will be used by the business to help create new AI training models for developers and owners of sensitive data.

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GaiaNet, a distributed AI infrastructure under the direction of CEO Matt Wright, seeks to decentralise the state-of-the-art AI agent software. In order to host AI models based on their exclusive domain knowledge and experience, it is utilising a distributed network of edge nodes that are managed by both individuals and companies.

According to this concept, every GiaiaNet node functions as an artificial intelligence (AI) twin (agent) of a real-world personality or expert, such as a customer support representative, a cryptocurrency trader, or a teaching assistant, carrying out complex knowledge tasks on behalf of its owner or developer.

About GaiaNet

GaiaNet is a decentralised network that offers private, censorship-resistant, and profitable artificial intelligence (AI) agents that integrate each person’s unique knowledge and abilities. GaiaNet is creating a distributed network of edge computing nodes that are managed by people and companies in place of centralised servers. These nodes will house AI models that have been fine-tuned depending on the operator’s specialised knowledge and experience in a particular domain.