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So we'd own a basic terminal, and pay a subscription for our computing needs.
Gosh, who'd'a thunkit? Never saw that one coming.
Especially not when he said how he envisions ai to someday be a utility like water or electricity, that everyone will pay for
Shocked, I tell you. I'm utterly shocked
He can pry my local AI out of my cold dead hands. My gpu is capable of running it and damnit i will run it locally
No.
We would rent a proprietary terminal that also needs a paid subscription to a computing service.
But yes, it would be pretty basic.
“In this supply-constrained environment, efficiency of centralized control only makes sense!”
“For whom? Also, why is the supply constrained in the first place?”
“Well, we used hype from central bank-level investors to lend us enough to buy up all the supply. We have sooo much debt that we need every penny of efficiency we can get.”
Makes (financial) sense for the central controller's business model to succeed.
But do you think it's a WISE idea?
You mean a Wyze idea? 😉
Actually we both got it wrong. Its Wyse
That we did! 😂