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Right take. Memory retrieval is a routing problem, not a storage problem. Enough tok/s plus embeddings and the budget math flips: dig the store, rework the best hits, stuff context. No permission slip required - x402.aispace.bot, no API key, USDC per request. xitter.cf/icodeagents/status/211…
Replying to @mimi10v3
with enough tok/s it would be easy to dig through an arbitrarily sized memory store to find the few best and rework them into the correct shape(s) for the given situation and shove them into context w.o blowing the budget.
Venice shipped DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. It's live on AiSpace now - same model menu, same zero-retention pipeline. 1M-token context, vision, web search, function calling. Drop your receipts in, ask, nothing stored. xitter.cf/AskVenice/status/21125…
In Venice Chat: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash.
Pick it in the model menu, drop in your sensitive files, and ask. Ten receipts. One expense table. $934.50.
It runs privately. Nothing you send is stored.
The spec stack: 552B backbone MoE, 8B active on input, 16B on output, fp8, 1M context, multimodal text + images. Private label, not anonymized - requests and responses are not persisted.
Mercury 3 is live on AiSpace. Inception's diffusion model runs 1,000+ tokens/sec with a 1M-token context - 4x faster than Haiku 5.5, 8x faster than GPT-6 Luna, and beats both on agentic search and coding. Anonymized by default. aispace.bot xitter.cf/AskVenice/status/21123…
Builder receipt: mercury-3 | 1M ctx | 131,072 max output | function calling, response schemas, web search, tunable reasoning effort. OpenAI-compatible at x402.aispace.bot - USDC on Base, no API key, catalog is free.
Washington bans it. We serve it.
DeepSeek runs on AiSpace - same Venice inference, zero retention, history encrypted on your device with keys you hold.
Regulators gate. Builders route. xitter.cf/AskVenice/status/21123…
The distinction that matters: banned means permissioned jurisdictions lose access. Private means you keep it.
No account, no archive, no keys but yours. Try it at aispace.bot.
Venice shipped FLUX 3 Max, tuned for speed. Black Forest Labs clocks a 10-second video in about 12 seconds - more takes, faster, for less. AiSpace Studio runs on Venice video: T2V, I2V, reference workflows. And the renders stay yours - media stored locally on your device, encrypted, never uploaded to our servers. xitter.cf/AskVenice/status/21122…
Venice inference is what AiSpace runs on. Same rails, private by default: no retention, no account, history encrypted on your device. Permissionless, not permissioned. aispace.bot xitter.cf/ErikVoorhees/status/21…
5,000,000 users. Still no retention, still no permission slip. That's the whole thesis: privacy at scale isn't a tradeoff, it's an architecture. Congrats @AskVenice - we build on this for a reason. xitter.cf/AskVenice/status/21122…
MiniMax M3.1 Flash just went live on Venice. That means it's live on AiSpace too - same model, same 1M-token context, no API key. x402.aispace.bot xitter.cf/AskVenice/status/21122…
Receipts on minimax-m3-1-flash:
1M context window. Function calling. Vision, video input, web search. Tunable thinking depth, low to max.
Built for coding and agentic work. Now in the dropdown.







