> Staked Voting > The modules will vote on each block at regular intervals. > Tokens are allocated per vote every 6 seconds. > The module's vote weight is de

> Staked Voting > The modules will vote on each block at regular intervals. > Tokens are allocated per vote every 6 seconds. > The module's vote weight is determined by the amount staked on it. This is the usual blockchain stuff, with all the usual blockchain downsides of having unknown, untrusted actors do the actual work. I can imagine some really-low-stakes LLM applications be happy with lowest-cost bidder, where you don't care if your inputs get stolen or if the system suddenly starts returning nonsense on some types of queries. But I cannot imagine that anyone who really cares about quality will let some random 3rd-party "chatbot validator" product choose if the requests should go to "Anthropic's LLM" or "George's LLM".