Competitive moats will erode in the age of superintelligence, orbit data centers excepted
RachelVT42 · x · 2026-10-13
DeryaTR argues that in the age of superintelligence, proprietary data, hardware, infrastructure and branding will erode rapidly: powerful AI plus advanced robotics will let competitors replicate in days or hours what once took decades and billions. Moats ultimately rest on the scarcity of intelligence and execution; once intelligence is abundant, those barriers collapse. RachelVT42 adds that orbital data centers will remain a pretty good moat for a while.
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