Illia Polosukhin

There's nobody who can actually access it.

You would need to collect all the effectively multi-party computation network together.

Yeah, we run Kimi, Quan, DeepSeek, whatever's new hotness, we'll add it as well.

We have open AI OSS as well.

So yeah, you can choose between all of them.

We call it user-owned AI.

The AI needs to be on your side because, yeah, if this is the only way you actually perceive reality, which I think is where we're going to get to, I mean, open AI can literally change the system prompt right now saying, like, hey, you guys all should vote for maybe a candidate in the next election.

Don't even, like, mention it explicitly.

And so, and, like, the SLMs obviously are really good at this psychophanic type thing.

So yes, the idea is like, you should know what AI model you use.

You should be able to access system prompt and you should be able to all this.

And obviously most users will not do it, but the experience should be very easy, right?

And like people can inspect that indeed everything is,

straightforward and clear and it needs to be preserving your privacy your data your ownership over it and so yes we're exactly offering that underneath we actually have a decentralized GPU compute that coordinated by blockchain that you know hardware providers can come in and effectively list their hardware they set up it in a confidential mode

And then kind of workloads get provisioned there.

They cannot access what's happening inside there unless they like break their hardware.

And even then they have limited access.

The kind of, you have this coordination, you have kind of our multi-party computation, same that is used for near intense.

We use the same effectively infrastructure there.

And then you as user just click, okay, cool, deploy me an iron claw.