Plain Strata B2: Three Ways to Trust an Answer
You send a hard math problem to a stranger on the internet and pay them to solve it. A minute later they send back an answer. How do you know they actually solved it? Maybe they ran the real calculation. Maybe they guessed. Maybe they ran a cheaper, sloppier method and pocketed the difference. You did not watch them work. Now make the problem an AI model with billions of internal numbers, and the stranger a machine in a city you will never visit. This is the central trust problem of decentralized AI, and there are exactly three serious answers to it in production today. The first uses…
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