A plain heuristic can pick Tetris placements for free, so the real selling point is the TEE proof on each decision.
Who pays for attested choices?
opened the Laya Tetris demo on @Acurast again tonight and the detail that sticks is how little the phone actually decides...
the game already lists five candidate placements and labels them on @Acurast... the model on an Android CPU just picks one, usually in under a second, then the board updates.
you can see the exact device next to the move—country, chip, on-chain link... that is the concrete answer to who is using the compute: someone who needs a quick structured choice, not a long generation, while costs stay under 1 ACU a day on one phone.
i keep wondering whether that narrow job is enough reason to leave a phone online overnight... what workload have you actually watched run on a real device on Acurast?
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