All-In Podcast host praises the Bittensor subnet project again, claiming that the project has achieved 80% of Claude4's capabilities in 45 days.
BlockBeats news, on April 11, renowned American angel investor and podcast host Jason Calacanis once again expressed an optimistic outlook on Bittensor and its subnet projects in the latest episode of the top business and technology podcast All-In Podcast. He recommended the audience to do some research on Bittensor Subnet 62, Ridges AI (SN62).
This project is an open-source AI coding assistant/agent platform that anyone (including anonymous contributors) can help improve. Jason stated that this project reached about 80% of Claude 4's performance in just 45 days through Bittensor's incentive mechanism, spending only about 1 million US dollars in TAO rewards during that period. Jason Calacanis used this to emphasize the innovation speed brought by decentralization + open source + incentive mechanisms, once again showing his optimistic view on Bittensor.
It is worth noting that this is not the first time Jason Calacanis has been bullish on Bittensor. On the 23rd, he also posted “TAO>BTC” as a call on social media.
Reportedly, Jason Calacanis was an early investor in unicorn companies including Uber, Robinhood, and Calm, and is a veteran investor in Silicon Valley. He also founded Stillcore Capital, a fund dedicated to investing in Bittensor ecosystem subnet projects, and has long expressed a positive outlook on TAO.
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