LatamGPT pretraining lead says AI users pay twice: service and dependence
OmarUFlorez · x · 2026-07-25
A quoted Spanish post argues that in the AI economy, people who only consume end up paying twice: once for the service and once for technological dependence.
- The speaker is Omar Florez, who leads the pre-training team for LatamGPT at Cenia.
- The argument is not about a specific policy or product, but about the broader economic asymmetry of AI adoption.
- It frames AI as a dependency issue for countries and organizations that only use imported systems.
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