Researcher argues for 'public AI': making AI trajectories searchable and minable beyond big labs
const_reborn · x · 2026-09-21
The author pushes back on the current private-AI trend, arguing that a genuinely 'public AI' would make the majority of AI trajectories searchable and thus minable — enabling anyone, not just central labs, to improve, understand, and monitor intelligence.
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