Funny how »global allocation efficiency« always ends with everyone renting access from the company whose CEO wants to do the allocating. Local AI offers privacy, independence, and no monthly tollbooth. Apparently the real waste of RAM is letting people control what they own.
Perhaps we should apply the same theory to petrol and cars. Everyone should take the bus - having a lump of metal rusting outside your front door is a waste.
I wonder how far that logic would work with US republicans?
Funny how »global allocation efficiency« always ends with everyone renting access from the company whose CEO wants to do the allocating. Local AI offers privacy, independence, and no monthly tollbooth. Apparently the real waste of RAM is letting people control what they own.
Sam Altman, reading your comment, hissing in agony three times like someone poured holy water on him…
Perhaps we should apply the same theory to petrol and cars. Everyone should take the bus - having a lump of metal rusting outside your front door is a waste.
I wonder how far that logic would work with US republicans?