- The collaboration between Pi Network and OpenMind leverages 350,000 nodes and transforms unused computing power into productive AI power.
- Proof-of-concept ensures decentralized AI training, node operator income, and merging blockchain database technology with machine learning.
Pi Network has officially launched its AI collaboration with OpenMind, ushering in a new phase of decentralized computing supported by more than 350,000 global nodes. This partnership enables AI models to run directly on the Pi Node system, representing a significant step forward towards community-driven computing and shaping the future of the digital economy.
Pi Network and OpenMind’s proof-of-concept project, where OpenMind’s AI models can run on Pi Node infrastructure, explores the capability of Pi’s global network of nodes to support decentralized AI training and computing tasks.
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In the collaboration, Pi’s distributed network handles demanding AI workloads while rewarding node operators with Pi tokens. the project transforms unused computing power into productive processing capacity for OpenMind’s models. This provides system participants with new sources of income and at the same time strengthens the connection between blockchain technology and artificial intelligence.
The collaboration was validated through a live proof of concept in which volunteer Pi Node operators successfully ran OpenMind’s image recognition models. This test showed that the Pi Network can handle decentralized AI training and proves its strength to support real-world machine learning tasks at scale.
OpenMinds OM1 system lets bots and devices work together
Pi Network Ventures made its first investment in OpenMinda company developing the OM1 operating system and FABRIC protocol for intelligent machines. These systems enable robots and devices to work together securely without relying on large providers, connecting the physical and digital worlds through a decentralized network.
The investment is in line with Pi Network Ventures’ three main objectives:
- Expanding the use of Pi in real-world applications
- Increasing production on the Pi network
- Creating more token-based utility
The partnership underscores Pi’s mission to connect blockchain with AI to solve real-world computing and coordination problems.
OpenMind’s shared intelligence layer creates an open ecosystem in which autonomous systems learn and collaborate. It brings computation, payments, and distributed infrastructure together in one space, helping individuals and communities easily use AI in the same ecosystem.
By investing in OpenMind, Pi Network Ventures aims to prepare its ecosystem for a future in which AI agents independently carry out digital transactions. This vision supports a broader shift toward decentralized operations, where both human and machine contributions are recognized through transparent, blockchain-based rewards.
Pi Network advances AI through distributed computing
The completed proof of concept shows how Pi’s unused computing power can help AI work efficiently. Its consensus algorithm reduces power consumption and allows node operators to share resources for AI tasks while keeping the network stable and secure.
The project shows a way to build a decentralized computing market within the Pi ecosystem. Developers who need low-cost computing power for AI models can pay node operators directly in Pi, converting additional capacity into a useful economic resource that generates measurable rewards for contributors.
The collaboration also shows how Pi’s distributed work network can be connected to its computing layer. Users can provide feedback, share computing power and participate from a single platform, building a self-sustaining digital economy based on blockchain rewards.
Pi Network’s move with OpenMind signals an evolving approach to merging blockchain infrastructure with artificial intelligence systems. By deploying decentralized computing across hundreds of thousands of nodes, this partnership can reshape the way people engage online and share digital resources in the future.
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