$OPG in below my Analysis about @OpenGradient in coming day's it will touch 0.52 . check below price and peridcution.🚀
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I keep thinking about how infrastructure becomes invisible right before it becomes essential.
I mean think about Artificial Intelligence infrastructure it is like the electricity that people use every day. Most people never think about Artificial Intelligence infrastructure when they use Artificial Intelligence. They only think about Artificial Intelligence infrastructure when the Artificial Intelligence system fails.
The same thing is happening with Artificial Intelligence. Today most conversations focus on Artificial Intelligence model intelligence, speed and capabilities.. People do not think about the Artificial Intelligence infrastructure underneath.
That makes me wonder whether we are repeating an idea: that being efficient is always more important than being in control.
I think about companies that have Artificial Intelligence infrastructure. These big companies often win because they are simpler, cheaper and easier to coordinate.. History shows that when a few big companies control everything they create their own problems. When critical Artificial Intelligence infrastructure becomes dependent on a number of big companies the real question is not what happens when everything works. The question is what happens when these big companies want things.
This is why I find decentralized Artificial Intelligence infrastructure really interesting. Not because decentralized Artificial Intelligence infrastructure is automatically better. Because it changes who has power. It introduces problems, work and many people owning resources. Those things can look like a waste of time in the term but they make the system stronger in the long term.
Maybe I am wrong. The future debate around Artificial Intelligence may not be about which Artificial Intelligence model is the smartest. It may be about who controls access to Artificial Intelligence, who makes the rules for Artificial Intelligence, who owns the data that Artificial Intelligence uses and who has the ability to opt out of Artificial Intelligence.@OpenGradient $BICO $SYN
I keep thinking about how infrastructure becomes invisible right before it becomes essential.
I mean think about Artificial Intelligence infrastructure it is like the electricity that people use every day. Most people never think about Artificial Intelligence infrastructure when they use Artificial Intelligence. They only think about Artificial Intelligence infrastructure when the Artificial Intelligence system fails.
The same thing is happening with Artificial Intelligence. Today most conversations focus on Artificial Intelligence model intelligence, speed and capabilities.. People do not think about the Artificial Intelligence infrastructure underneath.
That makes me wonder whether we are repeating an idea: that being efficient is always more important than being in control.
I think about companies that have Artificial Intelligence infrastructure. These big companies often win because they are simpler, cheaper and easier to coordinate.. History shows that when a few big companies control everything they create their own problems. When critical Artificial Intelligence infrastructure becomes dependent on a number of big companies the real question is not what happens when everything works. The question is what happens when these big companies want things.
This is why I find decentralized Artificial Intelligence infrastructure really interesting. Not because decentralized Artificial Intelligence infrastructure is automatically better. Because it changes who has power. It introduces problems, work and many people owning resources. Those things can look like a waste of time in the term but they make the system stronger in the long term.
Maybe I am wrong. The future debate around Artificial Intelligence may not be about which Artificial Intelligence model is the smartest. It may be about who controls access to Artificial Intelligence, who makes the rules for Artificial Intelligence, who owns the data that Artificial Intelligence uses and who has the ability to opt out of Artificial Intelligence.@OpenGradient $BICO $SYN