Decentralized compute fails without cryptographic verification. Today’s networks decentralize GPUs but centralize trust.
Opinion by: Leo Fan, founder of Cysic
Decentralized compute has failed. Not because it can’t find you a cheap GPU; it’s actually quite good at that. The problem is that every major network today still forces you to trust the node operator with your data and results.
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