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Cocoon Decentralized AI Community Launches on the Open Community (TON)

The Cocoon decentralized AI community, a privacy-preserving distributed computing platform constructed on The Open Community (TON) — an unbiased layer-1 blockchain related to the Telegram messaging software — went reside on Sunday.

Cocoon permits homeowners of graphics processing models (GPUs) to hire their computing energy to the community, processing consumer queries and requests in return for Toncoin (TON), the native token of the TON blockchain. 

The decentralized AI community has processed its first requests from customers, and GPU homeowners are already taking advantage of renting out their {hardware}, in line with Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov. He mentioned:

“Centralized compute suppliers reminiscent of Amazon and Microsoft act as costly intermediaries that drive up costs and cut back privateness. Cocoon solves each the financial and confidentiality points related to legacy AI compute suppliers.”

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Supply: Pavel Durov

Durov introduced the discharge of Cocoon on the Blockchain Life 2025 convention in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), in October, as a solution to consumer demand for an AI platform that may shield privateness and knowledge from giant, centralized AI service suppliers.

The blockchain group, privateness advocates, and cypherpunks have lengthy warned in opposition to the destructive social results of centralized AI, advocating for decentralized AI networks as a public good. 

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Durov proclaims Cocoon on the Blockchain Life 2025 convention in Dubai. Supply: Blockchain Life 2025

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Decentralized AI and self-sovereignty: an antidote to a centralized dystopia

Centralized AI methods give governments and companies huge leverage over people that may compromise consumer privateness, threaten conventional cybersecurity safeguards, and result in social conditioning by organized actors, David Holtzman, chief technique officer of the Naoris decentralized safety protocol, instructed Cointelegraph.

These threats might be mitigated by making use of blockchain expertise to AI to confirm sources of knowledge, guarantee tamper-proof information, and permit nodes on distributed computing networks to speak in a trustless approach, he added.