Verifiable Computation Yesterday, I heard about an AI business model that made me feel like the potential value of verifiable models like zkml/zkgpt hasn’t been fully tapped yet. It’s just that efficiency still needs time to be addressed. Right now, in the AI API business, there’s a service provider acting as a router to coordinate multiple models or automatically route models based on cost. This is a decent service in itself, but service providers often compromise quality for profit. For example, a user might call GPT5 ten times, but the router service provider, in order to maximize profit, might give you GPT5 six times and another lower-cost model four times. Of course, zkml/zkgpt isn’t the only or sole solution to this kind of problem. Additionally, the Allora multi-model coordination network @AlloraNetwork might not have touched on this aspect yet, but I think they could consider adding this layer of computation verification service. The value of verifiable computation is still on its way.