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Trust, but verify

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  • Haebom

Author

Michael J. Yuan, Carlos Lospoy, Sydney Lai, James Snewin, Ju Long

Outline

This paper presents a method for verifying whether individual nodes in a decentralized AI agent network like Gaia are executing a specified LLM. We describe an algorithm that detects nodes executing unauthorized or incorrect LLMs through peer-to-peer social consensus within a cluster comprised primarily of honest nodes, and present experimental data obtained from the Gaia network. Furthermore, we discuss a subjective verification system implemented with EigenLayer AVS that introduces monetary incentives and penalties to encourage honest behavior among LLM nodes.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways: We present an effective method for verifying and maintaining the reliability of nodes in a decentralized AI network. Combining social consensus and financial incentives can improve network stability and service quality. We demonstrate the potential for integration with existing systems, such as EigenLayer AVS.
Limitations: The experimental data is limited to the Gaia network, and further research is needed to determine its generalizability to other decentralized AI networks. Further analysis is needed on the robustness of the social consensus algorithm and its resistance to malicious node attacks. Consideration should be given to the additional costs and complexities associated with implementing and operating the EigenLayer AVS.
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