AI Startup CreatorBid Taps DePIN Infrastructure Provider io.net for Scalable GPU Access

CreatorBid becomes the latest AI startup to join io.net’s decentralized network of GPUs to accelerate AI development and image model scaling.

io.net, one of the leading decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs), welcomed CreatorBid, a hub for the AI ​​Creator economy, to its platform earlier this week. The strategic partnership between the two companies will enable CreatorBid to efficiently scale its AI image models by leveraging io.net’s decentralized GPU network while reducing costs compared to traditional centralized computing service providers.

CreatorBid provides users with an AI Agent Launchpad and specialized AI-powered tools for creators and brands. By leveraging io.net’s network, the platform aims to improve AI development on its platform and provide better visuals for users creating AI agents and influencers.

Regarding the partnership, CreatorBid CEO Phil Kothe believes that using the DePIN infrastructure will allow his company to scale its functionalities from images to a range of services such as videos, live streams etc.

“io.net gives us access to scalable GPU resources to power the future of AI influencers and agents,” said Kothe. “Images are just the beginning and soon we will see agents creating videos, live streams and content in every format.”

The integration will give CreatorBid access to scalable and flexible GPU resources, solving the centralization issues common to traditional service providers, such as high costs and slow speeds. This improves CreatorBid’s performance and reliability, which is necessary for developing futuristic AI-driven solutions.

In addition to more features and higher efficiency, the partnership with io.net will also optimize resources and reduce costs, making high-performance computing more accessible to companies operating on the front lines of AI technology.

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CreatorBid provides a platform for creators and brands to leverage the power of AI agents to launch, grow, and monetize their digital presence. Creators can create customizable AI influencers using AI agents. AI agents act as customizable digital characters that can engage audiences, create content, and autonomously drive interactions.

Alternatively, makers can choose to collaborate in building their products and communities around the AI ​​agents using Agent Keys on the base network. These are membership tokens that provide new opportunities for engagement and value sharing. This unique approach opens up new opportunities for engagement, allowing creators and fans to share in the value generated by their AI agents.

Once set up, creators collect Agent fees, paid in the platform’s native token, $AGENT, which also serves as a value driver and governance tool within the ecosystem.

The partnership with io.net underlines CreatorBid’s vision to build more efficient and scalable AI agents, as well as the practical applications of decentralized GPU networks in industries such as content creation, branding and AI development.

“This partnership allows CreatorBid to use our decentralized GPU network for their image and video models. We look forward to supporting their work with a flexible and cost-effective computing solution,” said Tausif Ahmed, VP Business Development at io.net.

Nevertheless, CreatorBid will also enhance its core services with tools that help creators scale their operations, monetize their content, and interact with their audiences in new ways. By integrating advanced AI tools with blockchain technology, CreatorBid is redefining the creator landscape and empowering a new generation of digital entrepreneurs.

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The partnership with io.net will accelerate its vision to become a leading AI Creator ecosystem, while io.net will continue to demonstrate the versatility and scalability of its Internet of GPUs for diverse use cases.

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