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Your GRID network sounds like a super massive AI playground, with everything available. Proxies, models, data sources, frameworks... all connected through Sentient Chat, it indeed feels like the "largest intelligent network in the world."

The GRID upgrade this time is expected to make collaboration among its "residents" (that is, those agents and models) smoother. It should allow complex tasks to be broken down and then assigned to different agents to handle, such as conducting in-depth research or dealing with your complex queries.

Core components: There are many good things in the GRID network, such as:

ROMA: This is a multi-agent framework that excels at breaking down large problems into smaller tasks, allowing agents to collaborate to solve them.

ODS: An open-source search framework that is said to have reached top levels in standard benchmark testing.

Dobby: This is an open-source model family that emphasizes loyalty to human values and is said to be trained through over 2 million community feedbacks, paying attention to tone and "loyalty."

Featured Technology: The GRID network also mentions a "fingerprint recognition" technology that is used to protect the identity of open-source models, ensuring that developers can prove ownership even when the model weights are publicly available, which helps to protect open-source achievements.

User Experience: As a user, you interact with the entire GRID through the Sentient Chat interface. It allows you to access various resources on the network, such as having agents automatically generate reports, plan trips, or summarize news, reportedly supporting over 15,000 users simultaneously.

Overall, your GRID network is like a large project aimed at making AI development and applications more open and decentralized, hoping to build and control AI models together through the power of the community.

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