Evolving Digital Innovation: Qubic’s Journey Toward True AI

General

Qubic embarks
on
a
transformative
journey
to
empower
global
innovation
with
the
potential
of
True
AI.
Embracing
its
vision,
Qubic
leverages
an
expansive
computing
network
to
redefine
the
landscape
of
artificial
intelligence,
moving
beyond
the
traditional
Proof-of-Work
process
to
introduce
a
useful-Proof-of-Work
(uPoW)
concept.
This
innovation
ensures
that
every
computational
effort
directly
contributes
to
AI
development.
At
the
heart
of
Qubic’s
efforts
is
Aigarth,
an
advanced
AI
system
that
symbolizes
the
platform’s
goal
to
grant
universal
access
to
the
most
sophisticated
AI
capabilities
available.
Aigarth
analyzes
data
from
AI
miners
to
construct
billions
of
neural
networks,
thereby
mimicking
the
complexity
of
a
human
brain.

In
alignment
with
its
mission
to
establish
the
premier
open-source
AI
infrastructure,
Qubic
functions
as
a
unique
decentralized
network
governed
by
Quorum
consensus described
by
Nick
Szabo.
Qubic
Network
is
run
by
676
validators,
called ‘computers’.
These
roles
range
from
executing
smart
contracts
and
ensuring
network
security
to
managing
feeless
transactions.
Through
this
robust
infrastructure,
Qubic
not
only
facilitates
smart
contract
executions
with
exceptional
efficiency
but
also
boasts
the
ability
to
process
more
than
40
million
transfers
per
second
(TPS)
on
the
smart
contract
level.
This
remarkable
capacity
stands
as
a
testament
to
Qubic’s
dedication
to
creating
a
high-performance
computational
AI
network
that
acts
as
the
foundational
support
for
True
AI
development,
providing
swift,
secure,
and
scalable
solutions
for
AI
integration.

A
standout
feature
of
Qubic’s
platform
is
its
novel
approach
to
Initial
Public
Offerings,
known
as
Qubic
IPOs,
which
draws
inspiration
from
the
auction-based
IPO
method
first
introduced
by
Google.
Unlike
traditional
fundraising,
Qubic
IPOs
allow
users
to
invest
directly
in
smart
contracts,
becoming
stakeholders
in
the
technology
itself.
This
novel
approach
democratizes
investment
in
blockchain
technology,
offering
participants
a
direct
share
in
the
success
of
groundbreaking
projects.
The
platform’s
take
on
Initial
Public
Offerings
results
in
each
smart
contract
in
the
Qubic
network
getting
an
IPO
for
its
676
shares.
Qubic
users
can
fund
a
smart
contract
by
purchasing
one
of
these
shares.

The
$QUBIC
coins
used
to
fund
a
smart
contract
are
locked
up
and
burned,
reducing
the
coin’s
circulating
supply
and
covering
the
contract’s
execution
costs.
Users
funding
a
smart
contract
become
shareholders
and
earn
passive
income
from
contract
fees.
The
contract
is
self-sustaining
until
the
locked
$QUBIC
is
depleted.
At
this
stage,
a
portion
of
the
shareholder
fees
funds
further
execution.
It’s
worth
noting
that
the
first
three
smart
contracts
executed
on
Qubic
burned
over
10.5
trillion
$QUBIC
of
the
capped
circulating
supply
of
1,000
trillion
coins.

Qubic’s
founder,
Sergey
Ivancheglo,
also
known
as
CFB,
recently commented on
the
software’s
efficiency:

“The
program
gauging
functional
power
of
the
new
#Qubic
mining
algo
used
by
#Aigarth
for
#AI
training
has
just
finished
its
computations. “Terrific”
in
all
its
meanings
suits
the
best
to
explain
the
result.
I’ve
never
seen
such
a
powerful
yet
very
simple
construction
of
an
#ANN!”

About
Qubic

Qubic
is
a
community-driven
project,
entirely
open
source
and
under
anti-military
license.
It
was
founded
by Sergey
Ivancheglo,
also
known
as
Come-from-Beyond,
the
creator
and
co-creator
of
the
first
full
PoS
&
DAG
protocol
(NXT
&
IOTA).
The
platform
launched
its
mainnet
in
Q2
of
2022
and
has
grown
a
loyal
community
of
over
88,000
members
and
over
500,000
miners.

Qubic
comes
from
the
acronym “QBC,”
which
stands
for “Quorum-Based
Computor.”
The
platform
stays
true
to
this
term
by
providing
fair,
consensually-reached
smart
contract
execution,
ensuring
only
useful
and
legitimate
contracts
are
added
to
the
network.
One
of
the
standout
features
that
could
lead
to
its
mainstream
adoption
is
the
fact
that
all
transactions
on
the
Qubic
protocol
are
feeless.
Also,
the
votes
from
451
Computors
(The
Quorum)
are
reliable
for
offline
payment
verification.
Ultimately,
quorum-based
computations,
cost-effective
transfers,
and
record-breaking
TPS
speeds
enable
participants
to
enjoy
a
lucrative
and
user-friendly
experience.

You
can
learn
more
about
Qubic
by
following
these
links:

Email
Qubic
at [email protected]

Disclaimer:
This
content
is
for
informational
purposes
only
and
is
not
an
offer
to
sell
or
a
solicitation
of
an
offer
to
buy
any
securities
in
Qubic
or
any
related
entity.
Qubic
IPOs
are
not
available
to
persons
in
the
United
States
or
in
any
jurisdiction
where
such
participation
would
be
unlawful.
Potential
participants
should
consult
with
legal,
financial,
and
tax
advisors
before
engaging
in
any
of
Qubic’s
offerings.
This
document
may
contain
forward-looking
statements
subject
to
risks
and
uncertainties
that
could
cause
actual
results
to
differ.