Nina Schick: the first computing cycle where demand isn't capped by humans
NinaDSchick · x · 2026-11-14
AI author Nina Schick argues this is the first computing cycle in history where demand isn't capped by humans: we are industrializing intelligence itself, and the only cap on intelligence will be available compute — changing not just economics but the foundation of society.
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