David Sacks

Okay.

If it got 1% better, that's the equivalent of 2000 GPUs, which is the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars in compute.

So every 1% equals hundreds of millions in compute.

If he gets 10%, 20% more efficient every quarter, every six months, it's going to be crazy.

I agree.

And like I said, I don't know that the forces who want to ban open source are strong enough or have made the case or created the predicate facts necessary yet to ban open source.

But I do think it is on the agenda and it's where all the breadcrumb trails are leading.

So just watch out for that.

I read that too.

That was a good one too.

That's on above the crowd.

I actually did it.

And if you want to know the canary in the coal mine, Sachs, obviously, the place they love regulation most is the EU.

So EU has already done volley after volley of proposed...

Regulation for AI and open and open source is particularly in the crosses there because nobody's in charge of it.

So are you going to get a bunch of open source contributors having to vet their model with the EU regulators like this obviously not going to happen.

Nobody's in charge of it.

There's just a bunch of contributors.

But open source is the solution, I think, too.

Yes, I agree.