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# ASI \
ASI: Train creates an ecosystem of aggregated open-source foundation models trained and owned by the community. Inference is served by autonomous agents with a cognitive search layer enabling discovery through natural language prompts and data protocols.
ASI: Train’s architecture delivers the following: data pipeline, model quantization, scalable compute, agent-based search and discovery of models. The system implements comprehensive tools for deployment, data provisioning, compute, and finetuning. Fetch.ai agents facilitate ecosystem onboarding for research entities, business data providers, and end users.
ASI: Train integrates Cudos’ infrastructure, Ocean’s data tools, and SingularityNET’s capabilities for model selection and optimization. Fetch.ai delivers agent-based inference. The platform creates workflows, and automates training and inference processes. This allows new services to be composed from multi-agent networks.
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