Tether Mining Development Kit v0.11 Released with AI Device Control Mechanism
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Tether released Mining Development Kit v0.11, an open-source framework designed to connect miners, mining pools, and applications. The reference agent requires manual approval to pause device operations, with permissions established by sites through identity checks. Fifteen industry participants, including Bitmain, MicroBT, and Foundry Digital, have committed to building compatible Workers to enable a unified hardware abstraction layer.
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Tether Mining Development Kit v0.11 发布,引入 AI 设备控制权限机制
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- Subject:
- Tether
- Action:
- 发布 Mining Development Kit v0.11 参考代码
- Object:
- 连接矿机、矿池和应用的开源框架
- Occurred (fact side):
- Oct 24, 00:00
- Published (valid side):
- Oct 26, 05:30
- First seen (known side):
- Oct 26, 05:51
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- CryptoSlateRelated fact: single sourceSource report revisedPaolo Ardoino announces Tether Mining Development Kit v0.11, introduces human approval requirement for AI actions in Bitcoin mining
Report first recorded Oct 26, 05:51
Tether has released the Mining Development Kit v0.11, an open-source framework designed to connect mining equipment, pools, and applications through a common interface. A key feature of the v0.11 reference agent is that its device-action tool requires human approval before execution, pausing pending authorization. Permission to act is determined by site-specific identity checks, meaning the site must establish who is entitled to approve commands. The announcement includes commitments from 15 industry participants, including Bitmain, MicroBT, Foundry Digital, and Luxor Technology, to build compatible Workers that translate existing hardware interfaces into MDK's common language.
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