Web3 artificial intelligence agency Earos has completed a pre-seed financing of 10 million US dollars, led by Lemon Ltd
On December 4, Earos, a Web3 artificial intelligence agency based in Singapore, announced the completion of a $10 million Pre-Seed financing round led by Lemon Ltd.
It is reported that Earos is a platform that uses digital twin technology to tap into the potential of AI Agents. It is currently building a decentralized AI ecosystem (Digital Twin Earth) integrated with an AI Agent model layer. This allows global nodes to collaborate on training, deploying and verifying artificial intelligence models. Developers can also create and deploy their own AI agents. The project reportedly plans to use tokens as rewards for participants who provide computing power, verify AI agent workstations and run nodes.
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