SNARKs for LLM inference 'finally starting to make sense,' says ZK researcher
DimitrisPapail · x · 2026-11-11
- Well-known ZK researcher zkproofs says SNARKs for LLM inference are "finally starting to make sense," hinting at real progress in verifiable AI inference.
- The remark was amplified by Dimitris Papail and others; no specific benchmarks given in the post.
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