Lightning Labs Launches New Comprehensive, Cost-Effective Bitcoin Toolkit For AI
Key Points:
- Bitcoin Lightning Network developer Lightning Labs has announced the launch of a new developer toolkit to enable Lightning and AI developer communities.
- These tools are built on top of the L402 protocol, a Lightning and Langchain native authentication mechanism that simplifies working with AI agents.
- Comprehensive and cost-effective tool that seamlessly combines Lightning and bitcoin.
Lightning Labs announces the release of a new set of developer tools to enable the Lightning and AI developer communities to build a global, comprehensive, and efficient LLM (Large Language Modeling) engine costs seamlessly combine Lightning and bitcoin.
These tools are built on top of the L402 protocol, the Lightning native authentication mechanism, and Langchain, a popular library for simplifying working with AI agents by adding external data to enable more advanced functionality. The authors give an example of a piece of AI software or agent that queries another agent on a paid basis. The querying agent would be designed to pay for API access to the agent being queried, but additional payments would only go through after a satisfactory response was provided.
AI applications like OpenAI’s GPT line can now hold, send, and receive bitcoin (BTC) using a new set of tools that infrastructure company Lightning Lightning Labs revealed on Thursday.
Announcing a new set of tools to build Lightning
— Lightning Labsand #bitcoin-powered AI products for a global audience.
Using L402, a standard for API authentication with LN payments, and @langchainAI, a simplified AI app framework, we are opening up #AI4All!https://t.co/EQseanCurv
(@lightning) July 6, 2023
Lightning Labs says one obvious problem with existing LLMs is the lack of a native Internet-based payment mechanism for them to use. This forces AI platforms to rely on outdated payment methods such as credit cards and passes the cost of using those methods to end users, limiting use cases and reducing overall access to AI software.
According to the company, incorporating Lightning into popular LLMs will not only make software deployment cheaper, but will also enhance the depth of possible use cases for AI.
Bitcoin Lightning Network is a scaling solution launched to help turn Bitcoin (BTC) into a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. This decentralized network allows instant Bitcoin transactions with no fees. Critics of Bitcoin often point out that blockchains are slow and expensive to send transactions, but the Lightning Network is designed to overcome these scalability challenges.
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Lightning Labs Launches New Comprehensive, Cost-Effective Bitcoin Toolkit For AI
Key Points:
- Bitcoin Lightning Network developer Lightning Labs has announced the launch of a new developer toolkit to enable Lightning and AI developer communities.
- These tools are built on top of the L402 protocol, a Lightning and Langchain native authentication mechanism that simplifies working with AI agents.
- Comprehensive and cost-effective tool that seamlessly combines Lightning and bitcoin.
Lightning Labs announces the release of a new set of developer tools to enable the Lightning and AI developer communities to build a global, comprehensive, and efficient LLM (Large Language Modeling) engine costs seamlessly combine Lightning and bitcoin.
These tools are built on top of the L402 protocol, the Lightning native authentication mechanism, and Langchain, a popular library for simplifying working with AI agents by adding external data to enable more advanced functionality. The authors give an example of a piece of AI software or agent that queries another agent on a paid basis. The querying agent would be designed to pay for API access to the agent being queried, but additional payments would only go through after a satisfactory response was provided.
AI applications like OpenAI’s GPT line can now hold, send, and receive bitcoin (BTC) using a new set of tools that infrastructure company Lightning Lightning Labs revealed on Thursday.
Announcing a new set of tools to build Lightning
— Lightning Labs
Using L402, a standard for API authentication with LN payments, and @langchainAI, a simplified AI app framework, we are opening up #AI4All!
Lightning Labs says one obvious problem with existing LLMs is the lack of a native Internet-based payment mechanism for them to use. This forces AI platforms to rely on outdated payment methods such as credit cards and passes the cost of using those methods to end users, limiting use cases and reducing overall access to AI software.
According to the company, incorporating Lightning into popular LLMs will not only make software deployment cheaper, but will also enhance the depth of possible use cases for AI.
Bitcoin Lightning Network is a scaling solution launched to help turn Bitcoin (BTC) into a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. This decentralized network allows instant Bitcoin transactions with no fees. Critics of Bitcoin often point out that blockchains are slow and expensive to send transactions, but the Lightning Network is designed to overcome these scalability challenges.
DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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