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I agree. Especially with Microsoft, it seems as soon as Satya Nadella promised security was their first priority and he’d stake his compensation on it, no sooner did they get distracted once again.

If you keep leaving the barn door open, eventually your staying power won’t be enough. On the other hand, I’ve stopped thinking to myself “this must be the big one” when it comes to their more egregious recent failures.

> I believe that the infrastructure available to self-host at an enterprise level will start growing rapidly due to this trust problem.

I thought it would go in this direction more rapidly. With the way even the hyperscalers have had trouble securing enough GPUs for existing demand, I’m left wondering if regardless of technical merits, the bubble is going to burst because of basic real world logistical challenges. I’ve actually heard it said in hushed tones that (paraphrased) “the money isn’t the problem. There just aren’t enough GPUs.”

For awhile I’ve assumed that coprocessors or leveraging GPUs at the local level will be the only viable course long-term for widespread adoption. Most actual need for AI/ML technologies aren’t “consume the whole Internet” scale.