Tether Launches Tether.ai: Revolutionary Decentralised AI
Tether revolutionises AI with Tether.ai, a decentralised platform integrating blockchain and crypto payments such as USDT and Bitcoin.
Tether revolutionises AI with Tether.ai, a decentralised platform integrating blockchain and crypto payments such as USDT and Bitcoin.

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Tether is extending its influence beyond digital currencies with the introduction of Tether.ai, an open-source platform for running artificial intelligence that integrates blockchain capabilities.
The project presents a decentralised platform for the creation and deployment of AI agents, representing a revolutionary step in the fields of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology.
In a recent post on X, Tether's Chief Technology Officer Paolo Ardoino unveiled an exciting development.
The main component of Tether.ai, called "Personal Infinite Intelligence", functions as a modular, composable AI runtime. This platform allows users to run AI models on different hardware and devices, without being limited by platform- or architecture-specific constraints, to achieve unprecedented flexibility.
Decentralisation and integration of cryptocurrencies at the core
Tether.ai stands out in the market for its dedication to decentralisation. The system works without requiring traditional centralised authentication methods, such as API keys. The system's design avoids any single point of failure, providing greater resilience and improved security protection against compromise.
Tether.ai offers native support for payments in both USDT and Bitcoin (BTC). The platform achieves this functionality through integration with a specialised development kit called WDK. The platform's strategic approach allows decentralised applications (dApps) to seamlessly process cryptocurrency transactions, enabling developers to create new applications that take advantage of the combined benefits of AI and blockchain.
Visiting Tether.ai's announced domain, users are directed to Tether Data, indicating deeper integration with Tether's current technology ecosystem. Tether.ai's current activities show strong connections with other peer-to-peer technologies developed by Tether, such as the Keet chat application and the open-source framework for decentralised applications Pear.
Recently, Ardoino revealed three unique AI applications developed under Tether Data, and this announcement follows. The AI-powered translator, along with the AI voice assistant and intelligent Bitcoin wallet assistant, represent Tether's growing commitment to practical AI applications.
Tether's expansion into AI technology demonstrates the natural evolution of its current diversification strategies. The company has strategically invested in the Northern Data Group in 2023 to enhance high-performance computing capabilities as a key step in developing an AI infrastructure.
The introduction of Tether.ai establishes Tether as an essential player at the intersection of two revolutionary technology domains, creating new opportunities for decentralised applications with advanced intelligence.
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