Exploring Qubic and Decentralized AGI

Most blockchains waste massive amounts of energy solving useless math puzzles.

Qubic does something completely different.

It turns that energy into actual artificial intelligence.

Today, we start a full series on Qubic

and its path to decentralized AGI.

Qubic was founded by ComeFromBeyond, also known as Sergey Ivancheglo,

the same mind behind NXT, the first proof-of-stake system, and IOTA.

This is not a random new project.

It comes from someone with deep experience in blockchain architecture.

At its heart, Qubic is a high-performance layer-1 blockchain

with fee-less transactions, near-instant finality, and

some of the highest verified speeds in the industry.

Over 15 million transactions per second, according to CertiK.

Here's the real difference.

Instead of traditional proof-of-work that burns energy for nothing,

Qubic uses useful proof-of-work.

The computational power of miners is directed into training artificial neural networks.

This approach transfers wasted energy into valuable AI advancements.

That AI training powers something called Agarth.

Agarth is Qubic's decentralized intelligence layer.

The long-term goal is to reach true artificial general intelligence

in a fully open and decentralized way by around 2027.

Most AI today is controlled by a handful of big companies.

Qubic is trying to build intelligence that no single company owns.

Powered by a global network of miners and verified on-chain.

In the next videos, we'll go deeper into useful proof-of-work, Agarth,

Neuraxon, and the actual science behind their AGI approach.