Jonathan Glick on Nostr: npub1mlvp2…ra74v The strange thing about his argument is that — if tech (like ...

npub1mlvp26yaaqg5392wluxe6s7zyhj2wda5p72zhjuzpdql46dgygkq5ra74v (npub1mlv…a74v) The strange thing about his argument is that — if tech (like AI/LLMs) helps massively increase iterations and feedback loops, it does so either a) as a commoditized service, in which everyone has the same advantage and thus epsilon is what matters or b) as a premium service, in which the ‘richer’ have the advantage, which has its own ugly implications.