Gensyn is building an open, blockchain-based protocol that coordinates global machine-learning-capable hardware into a single network for training AI models. Rather than relying on centralized clouds, Gensyn lets anyone contribute GPU or CPU compute and get paid, while a cryptographic proof-of-learning system verifies that the work was actually performed correctly. The protocol aims to dramatically lower the cost of training by tapping idle global compute and removing trusted intermediaries. Founded in the UK by Ben Fielding and Harry Grieve, Gensyn frames its mission as democratizing access to AI compute so any researcher or entrepreneur can train models at scale. The protocol focuses on coordinated, verifiable deep-learning training across heterogeneous, geographically distributed devices, a core challenge in decentralized AI infrastructure.