Grass

Sign in Subscribe

Latest

Grass 101: What is Grass?

Grass 101: What is Grass?

What is Grass? Grass rewards you for your unused internet. Grass makes the Internet a place where everyone benefits — companies and users alike. It achieves this by allowing verified businesses and research institutions to reward you directly for supplying the bandwidth they need to enhance their products and services. Rest

Grass Puts Privacy & Security First

Grass Puts Privacy & Security First

Touch Grass Challenge

Touch Grass Challenge

Grass: Redefining the Internet’s incentive structures

Grass: Redefining the Internet’s incentive structures

Enter The Data Wars

Enter The Data Wars

LLMs and You: How AI Labs Use the Grass Network

LLMs and You: How AI Labs Use the Grass Network

What Are Grass Points?

What Are Grass Points?

Product

LLMs and You: How AI Labs Use the Grass Network

LLMs and You: How AI Labs Use the Grass Network

Synopsis: Grass's network uses your excess bandwidth to scrape AI data from the internet. By exploring how AI labs train their language models, we can learn a bit about what types of material the network accesses, and why your personal data is not part of the equation. Introduction

What Are Grass Points?

What Are Grass Points?

Grass Q&A on Privacy and Security

Grass Q&A on Privacy and Security

Grass Referral Program

Grass Referral Program

News

Grass Puts Privacy & Security First

Grass Puts Privacy & Security First

TL;DR: At Grass, we provide our users with the opportunity to take back control over their unused internet bandwidth. For over a decade, bad actors have been utilizing peoples’ internet bandwidth without their knowledge, including through applications and screensavers downloaded from the Internet or placed on their devices. We

Touch Grass Challenge

Touch Grass Challenge

Research

Enter The Data Wars

Enter The Data Wars

Let’s start with a thought experiment: At what point does the following text stop describing the current timeline, and transition into science fiction? Read carefully. The year is 2023. A small number of tech conglomerates have mobilized their resources to develop large language models and lay the groundwork for