

I mean it sounds pretty rough… and it would seem to me the real problem is they are making it sound like the problem is the existing routers. Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t it basically saying… someone could drop in a battery powered wifi router in your front yard and spy through your walls?





Honestly my thoughts on how I’d actually use AI… versus OpenAI’s are exactly the opposite. Honestly I could see a world where a lot of people get an on site LLM server. Plug it in etc… I could actually see that as useful, IE keep it air gapped, and then you can train it off of your e-mails, your house etc…, not trust everything to some outside company. From what I’m gathering from the chinese open source models that sounds very viable.
Of course the ultimate annoyance is, the datacenter surge is actually taking compute out of regular price ranges.
Actually annoyingly makes me think of the point in time that electricity itself was at this crossroads, where eddison wanted every house to have a DC generator, while Tesla was pushing for AC transmission to send current from centralized locations