AI in Space Is Mostly Inference: '$10/Month 200-IQ Employees' Means Infinite Demand
JOBhakdi · x · 2026-09-12
A debate on putting AI compute in space (Starmind): critics argue space compute is hard to maintain and harder to shut down if AI goes rogue, while defenders counter that space AI is mostly inference — and if you can 'hire 200-IQ people for $10/month' who generate more value than they cost, demand is effectively infinite.
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