News·r/bittensor_·Aug 15, 2026, 18:01 UTC
Why aren't more developers talking about Bittensor / taoCode as an OpenAI/Anthropic alternative?
I know this might not be the exact spot to post this, but since there isn't a dedicated community for AI dev implementation on decentralized networks, I'll try here. If Bittensor (and tools like taoCode) are designed to be cost-effective alternatives to Anthropic, OpenAI, Amazon, and Gemini, why are there barely any programmers on Reddit talking about using them? I did a search for "taoCode" and found practically zero hits. I understand a lot of people in the token communities are purely investors, but are any of you actually using the tech you are invested in? Bittensor has a Python SDK and there are gateway API key interfaces similar to Claude or ChatGPT, and it's supposedly very cheap. Why is there a total lack of developer traffic and discussion about this on Reddit? submitted by /u/Coachgazza [link] [comments]
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