Jack Dorsey introduces the decentralized P2P inference project mesh-llm, developed by Block employees
Foresight News reported that Block co-founder Jack Dorsey introduced mesh-llm, a decentralized P2P inference project developed by Block employee Michael Neale, which allows users to pool idle computing power to run large open-source models.
mesh-llm supports mainstream open-source models such as GLM, Qwen3, DeepSeek, and Llama, uses the MIT open-source license, provides an OpenAI-compatible API, and can be integrated with AI programming tools like goose and Claude Code. The project is currently in the experimental stage.
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