Max Sebti

Max Sebti appeared at Proof of Talk Paris 2026 on the panel “Enterprise Adoption of Bittensor”. The programme billed Sebti as Co-Founder and CEO of Score. The session took place on 3 June, from 16:15 to 16:55, on the Taostats Stage at the Louvre Palace. Other listed participants included Jose Rios, Jean-Thomas Ledore and James Altucher.

Sebti’s work was also documented under Manako Labs. A company agreement dated 28 May 2026 and filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission identified Sebti as Manako’s Chief Executive Officer. TaoWeave’s announcement of 1 June 2026 used the same title, as did Manako’s own publication of that announcement. Seedtable’s company record separately identified Sebti as a co-founder and chief executive. The two names describe related work: Manako’s enterprise applications and Score’s computer-vision network.

The June announcement described Manako as a company developing computer-vision applications for existing camera networks. Its stated use cases included identifying operational issues and coordinating responses across industrial, logistics, retail and infrastructure environments. The announcement also identified Manako as the operator of Score, Bittensor’s Subnet 44. Manako’s description of Score linked the camera-based application business to the Bittensor infrastructure discussed at Proof of Talk.

TaoWeave and Manako announced a North American commercialisation partnership on 1 June. The agreement set out commercialisation rights and a distribution relationship, placing enterprise sales alongside technical development.

At the Paris summit, Sebti’s recorded appearance concerned enterprise adoption rather than a general presentation on AI. The session record places Score alongside contributors billed with BT Labs, PwC and other organisations. Sebti joined a programme examining the relationship between Bittensor networks and the organisations that might use their output.