Sam Altman unusually openly expresses concern.
Control of AI may be concentrated in the hands of a few people.
Even the CEO of their own company says so—this is indeed worth paying attention to.
The stronger the AI, the higher the concentration of data, computing power, and models.
A handful of giants control the most advanced AI, while ordinary people can only be users.
But from another perspective, the debate between centralization and decentralization can’t escape the AI era either.
AI requires massive computing power, which naturally tends toward centralization.
And the distributed idea of blockchain is precisely another way to organize computing power.
In the future, AI may not belong to just a few companies.
Decentralized computing power and on-chain model verification—these directions are already taking root.
The more concentrated the technology is, the greater the value of decentralization.
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Control of AI may be concentrated in the hands of a few people.
Even the CEO of their own company says so—this is indeed worth paying attention to.
The stronger the AI, the higher the concentration of data, computing power, and models.
A handful of giants control the most advanced AI, while ordinary people can only be users.
But from another perspective, the debate between centralization and decentralization can’t escape the AI era either.
AI requires massive computing power, which naturally tends toward centralization.
And the distributed idea of blockchain is precisely another way to organize computing power.
In the future, AI may not belong to just a few companies.
Decentralized computing power and on-chain model verification—these directions are already taking root.
The more concentrated the technology is, the greater the value of decentralization.
Follow me, and every day I’ll use data to help you make sense of the market’s underlying logic加入社群领取策略
