I've been stuck on one question lately...

Everyone says AI will become cheaper.
What if that's only half the story?
I think generating intelligence will become cheap.
Proving that intelligence can be trusted might become expensive.
Those are two completely different markets.
One rewards speed.
The other rewards certainty.
Maybe that's where AI is heading.
Not toward a compute economy...
But toward a confidence economy.
And if that happens, the protocols creating proof around AI execution could end up being more valuable than the models themselves.
That's one reason I keep watching OpenGradient.
Maybe the biggest opportunity in AI isn't producing intelligence.
Maybe it's proving intelligence.
Just my thoughts.
Curious to hear yours.
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