I ran the same prompt through three different setups last week.

Same model, same weights, same temperature. Different machine, that's it.

Wasn't testing the model. Was testing myself, whether I'd actually say the same thing to a screen that logged it as I would to one that didn't.

I didn't.

Inside the TEE enclave on OpenGradient Chat I got further. Sharper follow-up, a position size I'd never type into something tied to my name. Not the model's doing. Turns out that node had already registered before it ever saw my request.

Attestation, signing key, all of it locked in before I even had the app open.

Didn't know that the first time. Found out later, and I went and checked it myself.

PCR values matched against an approved code hash, recorded on-chain. What it doesn't check is whether that hash is still good a year from now.

OpenGradient's own docs admit it, hardware trust today, no promise about tomorrow's Nitro.

Say a hole turns up somewhere down the line. The node keeps going anyway, same as before. Nothing tells the day it stopped being what it said it was.

Kept using it. Still do.
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