Tag: future

(3/3) At the foundation are two levers: compute and the supply chain that feeds it—energy, water, bandwidth, silicon. Models will commoditize; differentiation shifts to orchestration, data, and the scale and efficiency of compute. In industrial-revolution terms, more compute is simply a larger labor force—only this time, the workers are digital.

(2/3) That moment marks the birth of an AI-native operating system—AIOS. The intelligence allocates and controls compute across local devices and the networked cloud. Interfaces stop being fixed artifacts. Each “OS” is generated for the person using it, shaped by their goals and the resources at hand—not by a handful of vendors or a static FOSS baseline. Hyper-local. Hyper-personal. Whatever the user needs, within what the system can supply.