ChainCatcher news, the decentralized AI infrastructure project GaiaNet announced a strategic partnership with MUA DAO and will include MUA DAO in the GaiaNet Foundation funding program.As part of this strategic collaboration, MUA DAO becomes the first partner node in the GaiaNet ecosystem, and GaiaNet will support MUA DAO's upcoming event MUA7648 The Battle of Alympus. Through the MUA7648 modular AI Agent NFT protocol, MUA DAO will transform several well-known crypto-native assets such as Pudgy Penguins, Shrapnel, and Bitcoin Puppet into character-based multidimensional interactive AI Agents to bring into the GaiaNet ecosystem.Previous news, GaiaNet announced that it has completed a $10 million seed round financing, with key strategic advisors including Lex Sokolin from Generative Ventures, Brian Johnson from Republic Capital, Shawn Ng from 7RIDGE, Kishore Bhatia, EVM Capital, Mirana Ventures, Mantle EcoFund, and ByteTrade Lab.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized AI infrastructure project GaiaNet announced on the X platform that the RSVP for its AICamp workshop has exceeded expectations, looking forward to meeting, showcasing, and conversing with over 200 attendees. Thanks to Microsoft and OKX Ventures for providing the venue and support.It is reported that the workshop will be held on May 15 at 5:00 PM (Pacific Daylight Time) at Microsoft's San Francisco headquarters, 555 California Street, Room 200. During the workshop, GaiaNet will demonstrate how to build a complete AI agent service using the open-source Master of Laws and personal knowledge base, as well as LLM inference using the open-source WasmEdge + Rust stack.

ChainCatcher news, industry partner ByteTrade Lab of the FHL Vive Center at the University of California, Berkeley, announced a collaboration and the launch of a new decentralized artificial intelligence infrastructure project, GaiaNet.GaiaNet is a decentralized network that provides secure, censorship-resistant, and profitable AI agents, integrating everyone's proprietary knowledge and skills while protecting privacy. GaiaNet does not establish centralized servers but instead builds a distributed network composed of computing nodes controlled by individuals and businesses, hosting fine-tuned AI models based on the proprietary domain knowledge and expertise of the node operators.According to the vision of GaiaNet, its decentralized infrastructure will help to embrace more educators in a decentralized manner and promote AI teaching applications from elite higher education institutions to the professional development and professional services market. GaiaNet co-founder Shashank Sripada stated, "GaiaNet is also committed to simplifying operations, ensuring that individuals and businesses can easily set up their own nodes and fine-tune AI models using their proprietary knowledge."