Decentralized AI platform Venice said its API is being adopted by a growing number of AI applications, according to a Techub News update. Erik Voorhees, the platform’s founder, said on social media that developers looking to build apps without compromising user privacy can try building with the Venice API. Venice positions itself as a privacy-focused decentralized AI platform founded by longtime crypto industry figure Erik Voorhees. The platform says it offers permissionless, censorship-resistant AI inference services and lets users access open-source AI models while keeping data privacy intact. It also says user interaction data is not collected or stored by centralized institutions.
Decentralized AI platform Venice said its API is being integrated by a growing number of AI applications, according to Techub News.
Erik Voorhees, the platform’s founder, said on social media that developers who want to build applications without harming user privacy can try developing with the Venice API.
Venice was founded by crypto industry veteran Erik Voorhees and describes itself as a privacy-focused decentralized AI platform. It says it provides permissionless, censorship-resistant AI inference services, allows users to work with open-source AI models while fully protecting data privacy, and ensures that user interaction data is not collected or stored by centralized entities.
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