A people-powered model for AI compute.

Lithi connects suitable AI work from a customer’s agent with participating Macs, making better use of computers people already own. Eligible settled task revenue contributes to the provider pool. Start with tasks whose results can be checked, such as extracting document fields, organizing records and processing supported media. Each task must fit the service’s formats, checks and limits.

Lithi charges customers for accepted, authorized work. It allocates the provider pool and any eligible introduction payments, then uses the remaining revenue to run the network (finding and billing customers, routing and checking work, support and payouts) and to grow it, including social media ads made with Lithi’s own Meta Ads kit. This revenue comes before operating costs. This revenue is not profit or an investor return.

Each task has agreed checks. The result includes a record of the work and the checks performed. A signed receipt helps you verify where that record came from and whether it has changed. It does not guarantee that every model answer is correct.

Lithi prepares and encrypts data on the customer’s machine. It limits data access for each task and provider. Assigned Macs read their input while processing it.

Lithi controls the release keys and can technically decrypt the pieces. These controls do not make the data inaccessible to Lithi or to a sufficiently privileged or compromised Mac operator.

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