Knowledge Base
Knowledge Base
  • GriffinAI. Executive Summary
  • The Integration Challenge of AI in Blockchain and Web 3.0
  • Griffin AI's Solution
  • Scope of AI Services
  • Network Participants and Contributors
    • Service Providers (SPs)
    • Client Providers (CPs)
    • Users
    • Trust Guardians
    • Code and Model Creators
    • Community Contributors
    • AI Agents
  • Overview Technical Architecture
  • Decentralized AI Network
    • Network Design and Functionality
      • Peer-to-Peer Network Operations
      • Data Handling and System Integrity
    • Distributed Database
    • Griffin Nodes
      • Full and Light Nodes
      • Node Architecture
      • Connectivity Layer
      • Functional Layer
      • Core Layer
  • Griffin Identity Management and Reputation System
    • Decentralized ID Registry
    • Managing Identity Verification
    • Service Discovery
    • Reputation System
    • Payment Orchestration
  • AI Agent Framework
    • Core concepts and definitions
    • Griffin AI Agent Structure
    • Blockchain Specific Toolsets and Frameworks
    • Distributed Agent Builder
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  1. Decentralized AI Network
  2. Griffin Nodes

Full and Light Nodes

Griffin AI's network is structured into multiple tiers to cater to varying use cases as well as computational and storage needs:

  • Full Nodes (Lion Client): Operated by active network participants, these nodes are integral to the network’s operation. Full nodes are operated by either SP (mandatory to operate a full-node), CP (optional to operate a full-node, can also run a light-node or SDK) or Gurdians (mandatory to operate a full-node). These nodes connect the operator to the Griffin Network.

  • Light Nodes (Eagle Client): These nodes provide wider accessibility and are designed for participants with limited resources such as client CP, individual developers and AI agents. Optimized for lower system requirements, these nodes primarily focus on service execution. While limited in functionality, they can access the full Griffin Network through connected full-nodes.

The network maintains operational integrity through differentiated staking requirements for these two client types. Node operators are mandated to stake tokens, a mechanism that aligns their operational objectives with the overarching goals of the network and underscores their commitment. Moreover, the network is implementing incentive mechanisms that provide rewards to operators for hosting AI services and actively participating in the governance and maintenance of the network. This approach not only encourages sustained engagement but also fosters a collaborative and stable network.

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