If you need a way to monetize the execution of AI models while lowering compute costs, AIxBlock is a good candidate. This on-chain platform offers a decentralized supercomputer for AI work, letting developers build, deploy and monitor AI models and dramatically lower compute costs. The platform offers tools like Jupyter Notebook, Docker and Kubernetes, and has a decentralized marketplace for AI and ML models that can be dropped into data pipelines.
Another interesting project is Predibase, which lets developers fine-tune and serve large language models (LLMs) at a lower cost. It supports cutting-edge techniques like quantization and low-rank adaptation, and offers free serverless inference for up to 1 million tokens per day, as well as enterprise-grade security. Predibase uses a pay-as-you-go pricing model, so it's a good choice for developers who want to pay only for what they use without sacrificing performance.
If you want to query multiple LLMs through a single interface, Kolank offers a unified API and browser interface. The service uses smart routing to send queries to the most accurate model available, minimizing latency and increasing reliability. By automatically selecting the fastest and most cost-effective models, Kolank lets developers optimize their apps without the complexity of managing multiple models.
Last, Salad is a cloud-based service for deploying and managing AI/ML production models at scale. It's a cheap way to tap into thousands of consumer GPUs around the world, with features like scalability, a global edge network and multi-cloud support. Salad's pricing starts at $0.02/hour for GTX 1650 GPUs, with deeper discounts for large-scale usage, so it's a good option for those who want to cut costs without sacrificing performance.