Don Julio

@Keryx_Labs is working on a problem that matters for decentralized AI. how do we know an AI response was actually computed as claimed? With H15, Keryx is introducing verifiable inference, AI responses will commit to computation traces that nodes can audit. The responder must reveal selected parts of the trace in an opening transaction, allowing nodes to verify them. No valid trace, no inference reward, combined with Proof-of-Model and encrypted inference, this moves Keryx toward something bigger than simply running AI on a decentralized network. It’s about proving model possession, protecting requests, and making computation verifiable. H15 is estimated to activate on mainnet on October 30. Node operators should check the mandatory v1.6.5 upgrade. The interesting question now is how efficiently this verification works under real network conditions.