Jevons paradox is classic low-end disruption you won't spot from a GPU-rich hyperlab
cramforce · x · 2026-09-20
A one-line take: Jevons is classic low-end disruption — you don't invent Jevons if you are a GPU-rich hyperlab, implying compute-abundant labs are structurally blind to efficiency-driven disruption.
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