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new york [US], May 22: Open video infrastructure network Livepeer announced the launch of its AI subnet. Livepeer CEO Doug Petkanics said that as the use of generative AI increases, there is a corresponding need for builders, creators, and developers for more adaptive and dynamic access to AI computational capabilities. Masu.
“AI inference is one of the most costly and computationally intensive challenges in generative AI,” said Doug Petkanics, CEO of Livepeer. “Our global network of distributed nodes can meet the growing demand for AI computing as text-to-video models become embedded across entertainment, social media, and gaming. It's only going to increase exponentially.”
Livepeer AI subnets allow hardware providers to earn money by providing GPUs for AI inference jobs such as text to image, text to video, and image to video. Masu. The subnet is a fork of the main Livepeer network, enabling new AI capabilities while using the Livepeer protocol for discovery and payments to nodes.
The goal of the subnet launch is to onboard nodes that support Livepeer's new AI capabilities, run tests, and become a strategic testing partner to benchmark the cost-effectiveness of the Livepeer network for running AI inference at scale. “It's about collecting data from people,” Petkanics continued.
“Once validated, the team will integrate these capabilities into the core Livepeer client, add job types, and leverage additional forms of AI-based video computing to expand the ecosystem.The goal is for AI developers to ” These allow developers to fine-tune and deploy custom LoRA on top of the existing base model in the network, anything imaginable. You'll be able to design bespoke workflows to support any type of AI media computing needs. ”
The team is currently targeting an August release of the Livepeer AI mainnet, enabling builders, creators, and developers to leverage Livepeer's cost-effective, reliable, and scalable infrastructure for all their generative AI computing needs.
Livepeer joins C2PA to fight deepfakes
Livepeer was the first open infrastructure network to join the Content Provenance and Authenticity Coalition (C2PA), an open technology standard that gives publishers, creators and consumers the ability to trace the origins of many types of media. Other members include TikTok, Adobe, Google, Sony, Intel, BBC, Microsoft and OpenAI.
“When it comes to AI, identifying the origins of content is difficult,” says Petkanics. “The infrastructure layer is ideally placed to be a critical bridge against misinformation because it can seamlessly fingerprint content as it moves from creation to editing to distribution to consumption. We're committed to supporting the authenticity of content wherever possible to rebuild trust and embed verifiable metadata that allows for attribution at each stage of the content lifecycle.”
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About Live Pier
Founded in 2017 by Doug Petkanics and Eric Tang, Livepeer is an open video infrastructure network for video transcoding and processing of generated video. For more information, visit livepeer.org.
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