Stratum: decentralized community fine-tuning for open Kimi weights
rsalakhu · x · 2026-07-21
A new project called Stratum aims to build a proof-of-work decentralized network for community fine-tuning of open Kimi weights.
The idea is to pool many small compute shards into something closer to a community-run training setup, where everyone can own checkpoints. The author says the motivation is that fine-tuning at scale still requires compute most people don't have on their own, and the project is also meant as an experiment.
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