Hadron

Hadron operates a decentralized deep learning platform on which developers build "AiApps" — A.I.-driven applications that run on the Hadron protocol and token. The platform addresses what the company describes as the most expensive and time-consuming part of building an A.I. application: obtaining ground truth. It does this through distributed intelligence collection, a system for collecting and annotating visual and language data for deep learning training, together with a consensus algorithm for data refinement and serverless secure compute for distributed model training and inference.

Participation is structured around mining. Contributors can perform knowledge mining from a smartphone, collaborate with domain experts on A.I. applications, or, for highly staked miners, run demanding models on enterprise-class A.I. GPUs and supercomputers using trustless encrypted compute mining; miners earn Hadron tokens. Projects built on the platform are selected through token governance votes. Two AiApps are named: Hedge, the launch application, which applies deep learning to stock and crypto analysis for both individuals and institutions; and TemplarAi, which uses the platform for real-time energy usage and energy-event prediction for renewable energy systems.

The company states it has announced a rebrand to Multiverse Labs, with the same mission of building a blockchain-powered A.I. ecosystem; the HADRON dashboard remains accessible pending migration, and balances and accounts are said to transfer automatically.