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Welcome to the official Gensyn docs.

Overview

Here you'll find information on Gensyn and its core components, overviews of products, research and our ecosystem, what you can build with it, and how to get started today.

At A Glance

Gensyn is a decentralized protocol that unifies the world’s computing power into a single, open network for machine learning.

It standardizes how ML workloads are executed, verified, and coordinated across any device, from personal computers to data centers, enabling AI systems to scale far beyond today’s centralized limits.

Built on an Ethereum rollup, Gensyn combines consistent [1] ML execution, [2] trustless verification, [3] peer-to-peer communication, and [4] decentralized coordination to ensure compatibility, fairness, and permissionless participation across the global compute ecosystem.

Explore the Gensyn Ecosystem

Read Genysn's latest research papers, blog posts, or get involved with the community.

Stay up to date with Gensyn’s latest announcements, deep dives, and perspectives on the future of decentralized machine learning.

The blog covers everything from new research releases and protocol updates to philosophical essays on open AI and compute economics. Explore how our technology, community, and mission are evolving in real time.

Read our Blog

Interactive Products

Explore Delphi, the world's first intelligence market, teach an assistant to code or mirror your building style in Minecraft, or participate in a decentralized learning environment.


Delphi — The Intelligence Market

Read more about Delphi Markets.

With Delphi, you can buy stake in the AI models you believe will perform best on real benchmarks, watching prices move as new evaluation results come in. Each market pairs a specific task with a set of pre-listed models, and as rounds progress, Delphi updates live performance and market odds.

When the market settles, those holding stake in the top-performing model earn rewards, creating a transparent, community-driven signal of model quality.

All trading uses $TEST, a test-only token you can claim in-app.


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