All-In Podcast host is bullish on the Bittensor subnet project, saying it can reach 80% of Claude 4’s performance within 45 days

Gate News message: On April 11, U.S. well-known angel investor and podcast host Jason Calacanis, in a new episode of the top business and technology podcast All-In Podcast, once again expressed an optimistic view of Bittensor and its subnet projects, encouraging viewers to pay attention to Bittensor Subnet 62 (Ridges AI). The project is an open-source AI coding assistant/agent platform where anyone (including anonymous contributors) can participate in improving it. Jason said that through Bittensor’s incentive mechanism, the project reached roughly 80% of Claude 4’s performance level in just 45 days, during which it spent only about $1 million in TAO rewards. Jason Calacanis used this to emphasize how decentralization, open source, and incentive mechanisms can drive innovation speed. Notably, Jason Calacanis previously posted on social media on March 23 saying “TAO＞BTC.” It is reported that Jason Calacanis made early investments in multiple unicorn companies such as Uber, Robinhood, and Calm, making him a veteran Silicon Valley investor. He also founded the Stillcore Capital fund, which specifically invests in subnet projects in the Bittensor ecosystem, and has long been bullish on TAO.