
 The TAO Pod
 The TAO Pod EP02: Here’s Why Bittensor’s Incentives Crush Big Tech’s AI Monopolies for Good
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 Jul 22, 2025  This discussion dives into the revolutionary potential of Bittensor in reshaping AI through decentralized incentives. They brainstorm an AI diagnostic model for emergency medicine, showing real-world applications. The conversation highlights how Bittensor can commoditize AI and disrupt traditional tech monopolies like Google, fostering competitiveness through unique mining processes. They also touch on the implications of off-chain computations for scalability and how Bittensor could democratize access to AI technologies, redefining the future of innovation. 
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ER AI Diagnostic Model Example
- James Altucher pitches an ER AI diagnostic model using labeled patient videos for quick, accurate diagnoses.
- Joseph Jacks explains how BitTensor supports training and inference through subnets with open data control.
BitTensor Surpasses Open Source
- BitTensor combines open source with economic incentives to commoditize technology beyond previous open source impact.
- Incentives drive massive community involvement, surpassing traditional open source collaborative effects.
Reimagining Google with BitTensor
- James Altucher describes building a Google-like search engine on BitTensor using incentivized web spider subnets.
- Validators reward miners for performance, enabling efficient, community-driven search operations.


