Root Network Pays Households for the Internet AI Labs Actually Need
AI labs spend a lot of time on the public web. They collect pages for training sets, check models against live sites, and run agents that need to browse the way a person would. Most of that traffic still leaves from data-center IP addresses, because those are cheap and easy to meter.
Websites have learned to treat those addresses as bots. A page fetched from a cloud range is often thinner, slower, or blocked. The same URL loaded from a house in São Paulo, Lyon, or Detroit can look completely different. If you are trying to measure the web people actually see, a rack in Virginia is the wrong place to stand.
Research teams usually want three things. They want public pages as they appear in a given country. They want a record that the download finished. They want a spending limit that does not move. What they get instead...
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