By integrating Gaia’s AI Agent deployment framework with EigenLayer’s AVS security, developers can now build more secure, robust, incentive-aligned AI systems.
NEW YORK, Nov. 04, 2024 – Gaia, a decentralized, open-source AI infrastructure platform, is partnering with EigenLayer to integrate Gaia’s AI services with EigenLayer’s Active Validator Services (AVS) framework. This collaboration will enhance AI inferencing, enable multitoken staking, and deliver advanced security for decentralized AI applications.
Gaia’s AI agents will integrate with EigenLayer’s AVS validators to monitor and provide security for nodes on the Gaia network. This system will ensure the accuracy of AI model updates, proper execution of AI tasks, and consistent node performance and uptime. Additionally, the partnership with EigenLayer will verify that AI Agents deployed on the Gaia network are behaving in a way that encourages positive actions across the network. By leveraging EigenLayer’s security infrastructure, Gaia can ensure that its AI tasks and models are safeguarded within a decentralized and secure environment.
“At Gaia, we see AI’s future rooted in decentralization, security, and shared innovation,” said Matt Wright, CEO of Gaia. “Our collaboration with EigenLayer strengthens this vision by combining Gaia’s decentralized AI infrastructure with EigenLayer’s advanced security model. Together, we’re enabling developers to build intelligent, secure, and scalable applications that prioritize both transparency and community engagement within a trusted ecosystem.”
The partnership will also allow for integrations between Gaia’s AI framework and EigenDA, a decentralized data availability network. This integration will enable shared datasets to be used for AI inference, improving both speed and accuracy. EigenLayer has already implemented a Gaia integration to filter user-submitted ideas on the EigenDA feedback board, demonstrating the practical impact of this collaboration.
Gaia and EigenLayer will offer tools and SDKs to facilitate the deployment of AI-powered decentralized applications. These resources will allow developers to quickly and easily deploy AI dApps using both Gaia and EigenLayer, benefiting from streamlined, one-click deployment and security via EigenLayer’s AVS.
By integrating with EigenLayer, Gaia aims to allow developers to build more secure and scalable AI-driven applications.
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