Join Evan Malanga, Chief Revenue Officer of Yuma, at SuperAI Singapore 2025 in this pivotal talk as he explores the transformative potential of Bit Tensor and its role in building the World Wide Web of AI. Malanga provides an engaging narrative that traces the evolution of the crypto digital asset industry from the inception of Bitcoin to the burgeoning intersection of AI and Web3.

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As the AI landscape witnesses unprecedented investment, challenges like centralization and lack of transparency become apparent. Malanga argues for a decentralized AI future, highlighting Bit Tensor as a critical solution. This decentralized AI network incentivizes contributions of data, compute power, and intelligence and is powered by the cryptocurrency Tao. Like Bitcoin, Tao was launched without venture-backed fundraising, with network participants earning token distributions for their contributions.

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Through vivid comparisons to the early internet era, Malanga explains how Bit Tensor seeks to democratize access to intelligence similar to how Netscape once democratized information access. With over 120 subnets and a skyrocketing market cap, Bit Tensor’s ecosystem is poised to fuel a new wave of innovation and open-source advancement.

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Gain insights into the roles of various network participants within Bit Tensor, from subnets and miners to validators and token holders. Learn how Yuma integrates across these roles, accelerating new business launches and managing assets within the Bit Tensor network.

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This talk underscores the groundbreaking nature of Bit Tensor as a nonsovereign, global, hard-cap supply mechanism, disrupting the AI industry by offering a permissionless alternative to centralized tech giants.

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