Co-Creation and The Contribution Model
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ChainOpera’s protocol and ecosystem is designed to enable diverse participants to collaboratively build stronger, more personalized, and utility-driven AI solutions. This collaborative framework accelerates innovation while ensuring equitable rewards for all contributors. ChainOpera’s Federated AI OS and Platform serves as the backbone technology of this co-creation ecosystem, enabling seamless collaboration while preserving data privacy and sovereignty.
ChainOpera encourages co-creators to participate via token distribution. A co-creator’s contribution is determined by mainly 2 factors:
Detailed contribution info, i.e. staked device type & active time period in case of GPU contribution, or data type & data size in case of data contribution, etc.
Numbers of corresponding contribution, i.e. numbers of GPU staked.
ChainOpera marks corresponding prices for different contributions. The overall contribution of a specified co-creator i is determined by the sum of prices of all of its contributions, as follows:
, where P(k) is the price of the kth contribution item (such as a piece of app-wise training text of specific length), and N(i,k) is the measurement quantity of such contributions by user i. N(i,k) has different definitions for different types of contributions, which is illustrated in the following parameters.
An AI agent developer would be rewarded a number of points once its agent template is adopted by the ChainOpera platform. Thus an AI agent developer’s overall contribution is determined by the number of agent templates adopted.
An AI application developer would be rewarded a number of points once its agent application is adopted by the ChainOpera platform. Thus an AI application developer’s overall contribution is determined by the number of agent applications adopted.
An AI service provider would be rewarded a number of points once its service (i.e. MCP template) is adopted by the ChainOpera platform. Thus an AI service provider’s overall contribution is determined by the number of services adopted.
An AI model developer would be rewarded a number of points once its model is adopted by the ChainOpera platform. Thus an AI model developer’s overall contribution is determined by the number of models adopted.
A GPU provider’s contribution is determined based on the provider’s GPU types and respective online period, as follows:
, where P*(i,j)* is the price of the jth device of user i, and T(i,j) is the cumulative running period of the jth device of user i, which is equal to the current time - device joining time - device failure period.
Thus the more active devices a GPU provider stakes into the ChainOpera platform, the more points he/she would expect to acquire.
ChainOpera marks prices for different data contributions (i.e. text of various sizes). Thus, the number of points a data contributor would be rewarded depends on the type & quantity of data contributed to the ChainOpera platform.
ChainOpera marks prices for different data annotations (i.e. text/jpg/video of various sizes). Thus the number of points a data annotator would be rewarded depends on the type & quantity of data annotation contributed to the ChainOpera platform.
Co-creators’ contributions will be recorded in the contribution contract in the early stage and distributed in the form of CoAI tokens after Mainnet launch, by airdrops. The exchange rate between the contribution point & CoAI token & is determined carefully so as to conform to Co-creator’s expected earnings in web2, considering project FDV & percentage of airdrop for points. Contribution price & exchange rate would also consider the balance between types of contribution.
