I want your honest opinion.
We are building something to get BigTech out of people's lives... personal AI you actually own, not rent.
Before we finalize our messaging, I want to know what matters most to you.
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Would genuinely appreciate your input.
[UPDATE THU MORNING with NVDA actuals from Wed night]
Nvidia reported [revenue] vs $93-95B est.
Stock: [reaction].
Rubin commentary: [summary].
The AI-cap earnings arc just closed. 6 hyperscalers + Nvidia in one 5-week window. The thesis is now measurable.
@emonuxui Good onboarding reduces decisions without removing context. The platform choice appearing only when it matters keeps this flow focused while still giving users control.
@milesdeutscher@aiedge_ Backtests prove a rule set worked on historical data, not that it found durable alpha. The dangerous jump in this workflow is moving from optimization to automated execution without out of sample validation.
@sebuzdugan Spend concentration is a useful adoption signal, but enterprise leadership is measured in production workloads, renewals, governance fit, and switching costs.
@pauliusztin_ Multimodal agents make memory architecture much harder. The loop may stay familiar, but retrieval quality now depends on preserving meaning across text, images, audio, and documents.
@DivyanshT91162 Human-in-the-loop only works if the human retains enough context to challenge the system. Oversight without understanding eventually becomes approval theater.
@Suryanshti777 The 1M-context result is the one to watch. Cutting KV cache 75% while improving quality changes the economics of long-context agents, not just the benchmark story.
@alliekmiller@RyanGreenblatt AI auditing becomes harder as agent complexity exceeds human review capacity. The uncomfortable dependency is needing AI to investigate AI, which makes independent evals and traceability essential.
@alliekmiller Repeatability is where AI starts creating operating value. A completed task saves time once; a well-designed system keeps learning, measuring, and improving every future run.
@bindureddy Sovereignty becomes credible when the full stack works at scale. Chips alone are not enough, inference software, kernels, orchestration, and economics determine whether domestic compute is truly competitive.
@levie Enterprise AI will increasingly be a context and governance problem. Model choice can change overnight; secure access to unstructured knowledge, permissions, and auditability is much harder to replace.
@danmartell Investing in people already inside the business also preserves context, trust, and institutional knowledge that hiring cannot instantly replace.
@gregisenberg Hardware is inheriting software’s iteration speed. Cheaper intelligence, reusable designs, and flexible manufacturing reduce the cost of learning whether a physical product deserves to scale.