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Access to language models without the service retaining the conversation is what Venice offers: requests are processed by distributed compute nodes while the chat history stays in the user's browser. Staking VVV grants a proportional daily allowance of model calls through the programming interface, so the token works as a claim on compute rather than as a subscription. The project was founded by Erik Voorhees, known from early crypto services, and sits between artificial intelligence and privacy.
A reference description of the project, not investment advice.