I just successfully ran the first Fabric data verification node on the testnet, finally experiencing what it means to 'retrieve AI data sovereignty hand in hand' 😂
I have been using large company APIs for annotation projects, and once the data is handed over, it has nothing to do with me. The day before yesterday, I saw @FabricFND's architecture document and discovered that they use zero-knowledge proofs for data contributor rights — the data you feed the model and the samples you annotate are all hashed records, and every time you call in the future, there will be automatic profit sharing.
I tried the smart routing on the testnet, ran a light node locally, and uploaded 2000 de-identified medical dialogues that I had accumulated. Contribution proof was generated in just a few seconds. Today, I opened the panel, and surprisingly, there are already three small models tuning my dataset 🤯
Although ROBO is still in its early stages, this logic of 'data as an asset' hits the pain point too hard. In the past, I worked for large companies for free, but now every annotation is accumulating points on the chain#ROBO