Keith Singery

The Bittensor Guru focuses on Bittensor, the project that combines artificial intelligence and blockchain technology to create an incentivized marketplace for machine learning. This podcast covers the Bittensor ecosystem, community, projects, developments and much more. Hosted by Keith Singery, a Bittensor enthusiast who runs a validator and volunteers as a moderator on the project's official Discord server.

The standing show description he wrote for the podcast when it launched on Apple Podcasts and Libsyn in late 2023; the same text is still carried by every directory.

Bittensor is home to two subnets formed by members of a team that has introduced more than 150 million users to AI.

His episode description for Episode 22 on Omega Labs (subnet 24) and WOMBO (subnet 30), pitching the guests by the size of their prior user base.

Subnet 24 on Bittensor is an always-on trading competition between 200+ rotating miners brought to you by the Taoshi team.

His episode description for the Proprietary Trading Network episode; the title says Subnet 8 while the description text says Subnet 24, which is how he wrote it.

And now, with the intelligence of the people participating in the network — they are going in and pruning out the subnets that didn't really grow into an effective branch that is contributing to the overall project. Once that is done — what you'll see is an explosion of subnets on Bittensor

Quoted in a Genfinity explainer where he was asked, as a validator, about subnet deregistration and where the network goes next.

Bittensor Guru Episode 28 - Subnet 16 http://BitAds.ai by @firsttensor is up! S16 miners are advertising nodes … a monster idea that has much wider implications (Global Turing Test?!)

His X post announcing the BitAds episode, which he quoted again the next day with audio links; reached through the fxtwitter mirror of the post.

The Subvortex team joins the Bittensor Guru to share how they've increased network decentralization.

His episode description for the Subnet 7 Subvortex episode.

Sturdy uses their subnet as a crowdsourced yield optimization engine.

His episode description for the Subnet 10 Sturdy episode with Sam Forman.

With Subnet 12 - Compute Horde recently eclipsing 1000 GPUs and breaking all known limits of subnet design.

Opening line of his episode description for the Compute Horde episode with Rhef.

Frank has been a force for good in the Bittensor ecosystem for a long time.

His episode description introducing Frank from the Rizzo validator for the Subnet 20 BitAgent episode, the last of season one.

We're back baby! Season 2 of the Bittensor Guru is finally here and we're dropping the first episode.

His episode description for the Season 2 launch with Macrocosmos after a five-month break.

Ben-Zion and the team … are making waves in Bittensor again with their new Subnet 36 Pyramid Scheme.

His episode description for the WOMBO episode; the directory page strips the linked team name, marked here with an ellipsis.

SignalPlus and team went into this crowded category anyway and have set a new bar for competitive investment strategies.

His episode description for the Subnet 53 Efficient Frontier episode, on a trading subnet entering a field he calls crowded.

The Bittensor Guru Podcast continues with a new focus on sharing results from TAO.com's subnet evaluations team with the community.

The updated show description after the validator became the TAO.com validator, as surfaced by the podcast directory listing in search; the Spotify page itself did not render.

The Bittensor Guru Validator is now the TAO.com validator!!! It's been one hell of a run

His X post on the day Tensora announced it had acquired his validator, quoted in the blocmates report on the deal.

Think AutoML on Bittensor and you're on the right track but still selling this group way short.

His episode description for the Gradients (subnet 56) episode with wanderingweights, explaining the subnet to a newcomer by analogy.

Bittensor's home run swing at distributed training and compute explained by it's charismatic leader himself. $TAO

His X post announcing the episode with Sam from Templar (subnet 3) and Basilica (subnet 39); reached through the fxtwitter mirror.

Most Bittensory subnet there is. Code is intelligence man! Unlocks open source models, wide open, winner-take-all, @chutes_ai & @TargonCompute integration, UID-less mining. What else do you need? $TAO

His X post announcing the Ridges (subnet 62) episode, listing what he thinks makes a subnet most like Bittensor itself; reached through the fxtwitter mirror.

Subnet 62 Ridges is on a tear the last month and has now cracked the top 15 subnets. Join me and owner Shakeel on this pod as we jam on all things 62. This is one of my favorite new projects on Bittensor and has a great chance to disrupt AI coding.

His episode description for the Ridges episode, the same subnet he had called the most Bittensory a week earlier.

deregistration will shred 40–50 subnets, only the strongest teams will survive, and price charts are a distraction compared to what holders and builders are doing.

The hosts' episode description paraphrasing what he said as a guest on Revenue Search: Inside Bittensor with Siam Kidd and Mark Creaser; the wording is theirs, not his, and no transcript was reached.

Inference Labs is pioneering zkML applications in AI with Subnet 2 Omron and DSperse. Dan and Hudson join to take me through what they've built and how it applies to much more than proof of inference.

His episode description for the second Omron episode.

Anyone can now mine on Bittensor using hardware you already own by contributing compute to IOTA's global training cluster, the world's first permissionless pipeline parallel training architecture.

His episode description for the Macrocosmos IOTA announcement on subnet 9, addressed to would-be miners.