QLTINC founder: computers optimizing for curiosity will replace attention-optimized ones
JosephJacks_ · x · 2026-11-02
Joseph Jacks, founder of QLTINC, argues that computers optimized for curiosity will replace computers optimized for attention—a stance implying next-generation personal computing designed against addictive feeds. He's using the statement to recruit people who resonate with the mission. It's a vision-level claim without concrete product details yet.
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