What to do if the project is good? Give it some trust
What Lagrange wants to solve is the 'trust issue' of AI on the blockchain.
Currently, many AIs provide results without explaining the process, and their credibility relies entirely on intuition. It uses zero-knowledge proofs to package the reasoning process and results of AI into verifiable data, which is then placed on the blockchain, allowing anyone to verify authenticity while protecting privacy.
Its network will distribute tasks to multiple nodes for parallel processing, ensuring speed and low cost. For developers, this is a ready-made 'trusted computing toolbox,' eliminating the need to fuss over verification logic; for users, every AI result they use comes with a chain of evidence, making it easy to distinguish between true and false.
