Why Wouldn't SpaceX Hand Rocketry to AI? The Enterprise AI Adoption Friction Debate Continues
binarybits · x · 2026-10-12
creabuntur presses: why would SpaceX—one of all companies—refuse to give real AI the information needed to advance rocketry toward its owner's dreams? binarybits replies that SpaceX is a special case with a frontier-lab subsidiary, but a typical Fortune 500 firm would rightly be wary of giving OpenAI or Anthropic access to industry-specific training data. The thread continues his argument about adoption frictions versus profit-seeking logic.
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