Explore tweets tagged as #Deterministic
Someone should build "Deterministic AI Agents" for enterprise workflows which need very high degree of determinism in their outcomes. #buildinpublic #products #ai #agents
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Most LLM observability platforms suck because their eval metrics are simply customizable prompt templates that are passed into an LLM to generate a metric score. We're solving this @confident_ai by providing out-of-the-box research-backed deterministic metrics (thanks to
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How does @elympics_ai support real-time PvP without a central server? . The key lies in a combination of deterministic game simulation and **Rollback Netcode**. This technology assures that all players receive the same outcomes, no matter where they are in the world. This is
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Been thinking about @wardenprotocol’s “Intelligent Applications” concept and how it relates to the limitations we’ve hit with traditional smart contracts. After 7+ years of DeFi innovation, we’re still basically building deterministic if-then-else logic with limited adaptability.
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Play2Earn is out, Play2Win is in. @elympics_ai feels like the only Web3 gaming infra that bothered shipping anything real. Not a GameFi rehash actual games, with deterministic input history on-chain. 55k+ daily players, $75M+ ARR brand studio onboard, major IPs doodles, pudgy
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Handing over DeFi actions to AI sounds a bit risky at first, I felt the same way. But @Infinit_Labs genuinely nailed the safety angle. Their agents use deterministic smart contracts, meaning each step is verifiable and predictable. Nothing moves until you personally review and
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Most AI runs in centralized labs trained by corporations, siloed behind APIs. Qubic flips this model. It’s not just "on-chain AI.". It’s a new substrate for AI to live on:.🧠 Autonomous.🧮 Deterministic.🌐 Decentralized.No trust required. Just logic. #QubicContest2
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Generating true, unpredictable randomness on a deterministic blockchain is a massive challenge, yet it's essential for fair gaming, NFT mints, and more. Predictable "randomness" leads to exploits and erodes user trust. This is the problem @PythNetwork's Entropy solves with a
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