Tether releases the synthetic dataset QVAC Genesis I for training AI models and launches the AI application QVAC Workbench

ChainCatcher news, according to the official blog, Tether Data's AI research division QVAC has launched the QVAC Genesis program and released the synthetic dataset Genesis I. This dataset contains 41 billion text tokens, helping to build smarter and more accurate STEM language models globally. The trained models can grasp words and their associative logic. It has been rigorously validated against educational and scientific benchmarks, demonstrating exceptional reasoning and problem-solving abilities in subjects such as mathematics and physics. It is the first publicly available synthetic dataset specifically constructed for educational content and rigorously validated, addressing the lack of publicly available training datasets in critical STEM fields. QVAC Genesis I aims to return the power of AI training to the public through open, high-quality data.

In addition, Tether Data has released its first consumer application, QVAC Workbench, aimed at AI enthusiasts and others, supporting various large language models. The application is compatible with smartphones (currently only Android, with iOS to be launched) and desktop platforms, providing comprehensive local device support. When users utilize this application, chat and interaction data is 100% private, and the "delegated inference" feature can connect mobile and desktop versions, making full use of workstation resources.