Rakis

BrowserOS - Open-Source AI Browser

The open-source browser with AI superpowers. Privacy-first Chrome alternative backed by Y Combinator.

Gajesh on Twitter / X

TL;DRapple has turn on this switch for everyone to participate in decentralized inferenceppl can rent out their unused compute space and anyone can use this with privacy guarantees https://t.co/LTP4zyjsdt pic.twitter.com/8Dvo7XK8jJ— Gajesh (@gajesh) February 18, 2026

AlternativeProto - Decentralized Web Catalog

Discover decentralized alternatives to popular websites and webapps built on the AT Protocol

morgan — on Twitter / X

sam: local inference is a terrible allocation of scarce resources“a lot of people want local inference, and somehow they assume that the problem is solved now because we have open-source models, we're going to be able to run them on our computers, and so we're not going to need… pic.twitter.com/1li36ZxUu6— morgan — (@morqon) October 29, 2026

Running inference in web extensions | The Mozilla Blog

Image generated by DALL*E We’re shipping a new API in Firefox Nightly that will let you use our Firefox AI runtime to run offline machine learning tasks

Progress on provable inference for large language models

Sharing progress on a powerful type of cryptographic proof known as a zkSNARK, which is uniquely fit for provable inference.

docs/models.md at main

docs - Public documentation for the Inference Cooperative

Can we billionaire-proof inference? - Graze Newsletter

A small, federated compute co-op called co/core — and the wider experiment it's a part of.

Paradigm shifts for the decentralized Web

The answer to these questions varies with different degrees of decentralization:

Playing with AI inference in Firefox Web extensions

The personal blog of Thomas Steiner

Bluesky and the AT Protocol: Usable Decentralized Social Media

Bluesky is a new social network built upon the AT Protocol, a decentralized foundation for public social media. It was launched in private beta in February 2023, and has grown to over 10 million registered users by October 2024. In this paper we introduce the architecture of Bluesky and the AT Protocol, and explain how the technical design of Bluesky is informed by our goals: to enable decentralization by having multiple interoperable providers for every part of the system; to make it easy for users to switch providers; to give users agency over the content they see; and to provide a simple user experience that does not burden users with complexity arising from the system's decentralized nature. The system's openness allows anybody to contribute to content moderation and community management, and we invite the research community to use Bluesky as a dataset and testing ground for new approaches in social media moderation.

ligo.at: decentralized links page

Get your own decentralized and personalizable links page for all your social profiles. Build on top of AT Protocol.

01 - Decentralized Web: An Introduction - Resource Guide

This resource guide was created to accompany Session 01 of the Webinar Series Imagining a Better Online World: Exploring the Decentralized Web. This session introduced essential DWeb concepts to library workers through demonstrations, resources, and examples of decentralized technologies in action. A video recording of this session has been archived by the Internet Archive and it can be viewed here.

Building a Browser-Native Verification Stack for Tinfoil

Learn how we built a browser-based confidentiality and integrity verifier with implementations of browser-native Sigstore and TUF libraries.