057: Open-Weight AI Models Compared

062: The AI Agent Landscape: What Actually Helps, and What's Just a Token

The word agent now covers chatbots, trading bots, launchpad tokens and robot runtimes, and they earn opposite verdicts. This is a map, not a buyer's guide. Frontier agent modes from the big labs set the usefulness bar, and most tokenised agents sit below it. Where a specialist actually earns its keep, why sovereignty only matters the day an operator turns hostile, and the one test that sorts the field: would you still run it if its token went to zero.

027: Tokenomics: dTAO Subnet Economics

How Bittensor's dynamic TAO actually works. Alpha tokens, flow-based emissions, AMM mechanics, and the zero-emission death spiral risk for subnets that don't produce value.

061: Tokenomics: Morpheus Builder Subnets Are Gitcoin Grants for Decentralised AI

Stakers keep reading Morpheus builder subnets as a yield product. They were designed as a public goods funding mechanism, with the same design DNA as Gitcoin Grants. A MOR staker is a donor with a voice, not an investor with a claim. Where the Gitcoin parallel holds, where it breaks on self-dealing and breadth of support, and the structural protections that could restore it.

025: Tokenomics: Bittensor Halving

The December 2025 halving's impact on TAO. Emission reduction, price action, dTAO interaction — what the 3-month retrospective tells us about Bittensor's token economics.

024: Gensyn

Gensyn is verifiable AI compute, proving ML work happened correctly. It grades D on freedom and F on returns. We cover the proof system, why verification matters, and the pre-token risk profile.