iamtrask: The Endgame Is a Trust Web of Personal LLM Servers, Not One AGI
iamtrask · x · 2026-09-16
Andrew Trask (iamtrask) argues the endgame isn't a single AGI or autonomous agents: eventually everyone runs a small LLM server holding their content and answering queries, plus a small router recommending where to forward prompts for the best results. The result is a giant web-of-trust prompt-response network between people, with agents making it scalable — which he calls the original vision for the internet.
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