The Sapien Foundation, the Director of Directors behind the decentralized data foundry for the Sapien AI artificial intelligence protocol, said it would generate and distribute tokens for the first time on August 20.
The generation of tokens (Tge) For Sapien will take place on the Coinbase Coinbase blockchain, base. Tokens will feed the Decentralized Protocol Data Foundry, which links high -quality data demand to a global network of human experts.
The sapian system is designed to help AI teams to answer two fundamental questions for each decision that their models take: “Where did these data come and be reliable?”
The protocol uses what he calls quality proof in the form of chain incentives to make human data traceable and trustworthy, according to CEO Rowan Stone. The POQ uses four integrated mechanisms – development, validation, reputation and incentives – to apply data quality by rewarding contributors who provide reliable information and penalize that that does not, thus creating an autonomous model for high integrity IA training data.
TGE details
The TGE implements a fair launch model including an initial release of 25% of the 1 billion total tokens.
Part of the air card – 5% of the total offer – will be distributed to the first contributors according to their experienced points. 0.5% additional of the total will be allocated to the 10,000 best members of its partner community, Cookiedao, with 30% of this allowance unlocked at the TGE.
Sapien Squad and Discord roles holders should also receive a bonus allowance for their participation.
The launch of tokens is supported by a series of important developments, including more than 30 business customers and a new partnership with the on -board portfolio of Coinbase, designed to offer an experience on the friction channel for the basis of protocol users.
Following the TGE, the protocol plans to formalize partnerships with billions and intuition, forming one of the greatest cohorts of mind in AI space.
The Sapien management team includes Stone, a basic co-creator, and Trevor Koverko, founder of Polymath. It is supported by leading investors, including variants, primitive companies, guild games
And Orange Dao through its seed round of $ 10.5 million.
