Tether Launches AI Project with USDT and Bitcoin Payments

Tether ai to Offer Decentralized AI with Built-In USDT and BTC Payment

Tether, the organisation behind the world’s widely-known stablecoin USDT, is entering the artificial intelligence landscape. Paolo Ardoino, the CEO of Tether, announced the company’s latest project called Tether ai, a fully open-source AI system that can run on almost any device or hardware.  

Source: Paolo Ardoino

Tether AI 

At the heart of this new project is a tool called “Personal Infinite Intelligence”, an AI runtime designed for flexibility and decentralization. Unlike most artificial intelligence services that depend on cloud servers and need API keys, it is made to run without any central point of failure. Which means users do not require to depend on the large technology platforms to use it. 

The framework is designed to be composable and modular, where users and developers can personalise it or alter parts on the basis of their requirements. It is adaptable on all types of devices like desktop or smartphone. 

Focus on Privacy and Control

One of the unique ideas behind this Tether product is offering users more control and privacy. As it does not depend on any centralized APIs or remote servers, personal data can be present on the device of the users. It is especially crucial because users are getting highly concerned about the way their data is being used in Artificial Intelligence procedures or systems. 

Tether is trying to move away from the “big AI” model and instead make tools that anyone can use, anywhere, without needing permission from a company or provider. 

Built-In Payments Using USDT and Bitcoin

The distinctive feature of the Theter project is the integration with their own developer kit, named as WDK. With the help of this framework it will support build-in transactions using Bitcoin (BTC) and USDT. It will enable payments of services like in-app features and subscriptions directly through the Artificial Intelligence system, without requiring any third-party payment platform or tools. 

This move could also encourage more developers to build AI-powered apps that support crypto payments from the start, helping to connect two fast-growing tech sectors: Artificial Intelligence and crypto. 

What’s Next? 

This whole project is a part of the platform's bigger vision to surpass stablecoins and transform into a wider technology and infrastructure organisation. By introducing this project as open-source, the organisation is appealing developers from around the globe to take part in it, use it, and grow with it. 

While no specific launch date has been announced yet, Ardoino’s statement suggests that the project is close to going live. It could mark a new chapter for the company, and possibly a new way we think about AI and privacy.