FLOP Network yellowpaper — normative specification for a verified-inference settlement layer. Feedback via Issues.
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FLOP Network yellowpaper — normative specification for a verified-inference settlement layer. Feedback via Issues.
Official TypeScript implementation of the IECC protocol. Features Ed25519 signing, RFC 8785 canonicalization, and AI-native verification via MCP.
Bit-exact, cross-hardware deterministic matrix multiplication using Q16.16 fixed-point arithmetic and SHA-256 verification. Provides identical AI inference results across NVIDIA GPUs, CPUs, and OSs. Essential for ZK-ML, Fintech, and AI Safety. Includes a PyTorch drop-in replacement, API and GPT-2 demo.
Publicly verifiable proof that an LLM endpoint actually spent the compute you paid for — zero provider cooperation. Closes the effort gap (Hollow-LLM) and the transferability gap (IRIS).
The Solana program behind KORTX. Bonded model plates, inference traces, commit-reveal re-execution, quorum incident resolution.
Protocol record for KORTX: what an inference trace fixes, what each evidence tier covers, and where the coverage stops.
TypeScript SDK and command line client for KORTX. Attach a verifiable receipt to model output and check it against Solana.
SPOT: a gateway that binds every model response to a published weight commitment, with a Bitcoin-block-sampled subset carrying a zero-knowledge proof. Working mockup.
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