TAU is a deterministic Proof-of-Generalization subnet that evaluates models under adaptive distribution shift. It aligns economic incentives with robustness, calibration, and true generalization — not




Each epoch, a deterministic task generator produces evaluation prompts, then an adaptive distribution-shift engine perturbs them (template rotation, context mutation, controlled noise) to simulate real-world drift. Miners submit probabilistic predictions and are scored via a composite formula balancing accuracy, robustness to shift, cross-task consistency, and calibration — explicitly penalizing overconfidence.
The incentive layer includes cosine-similarity-based collusion detection, a slashing engine for pathological behaviors (score collapse, exploit patterns), and stake-weighted reward distribution with EMA smoothing. The entire pipeline is fully deterministic via SHA-256 seeding — any validator anywhere reproduces identical scores.
The repo ships with a working simulator (5 miner archetypes across 10 epochs), 22 unit tests, and a FastAPI server for submission and score queries.
Core insight: true intelligence is not pattern matching — it is pattern transfer.
Repo: https://github.com/karagozemin/TAU-Subnet
Pitch Deck: https://genesis-subnet-fhue8y2.gamma.site
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