Garry Tan

You have to hire all these engineers to run it for you.

Then this maps to how computers were back in the 70s exactly.

Like Steve Jobs literally grew up and lived in that moment in age when him and Steve Wozniak were sitting in a garage in Mountain View creating Apple Computer.

They were at this moment where

they had to solder a breadboard to create the Apple I. Before that, it was these giant room-sized computers.

No normal human being could have one for themselves.

Only institutions and corporations.

We're exactly at that moment again, and at a much more powerful technology.

I think personal computers,

did revolutionize the world.

And then this is like the next revolution.

It's happening right now.

The homebrew computer club for AI is happening right now.

And anyone can actually come in and be a player and a part of this next revolution.

Tell me every tech revolution you've lived through.

Oh, my God.

I mean, well, I was born in 1981, so I guess I was born during the personal computer revolution.

My first computer with my dad because my dad really loved – I mean, in retrospect, I really thank him for being really into that because, yeah, it's super lucky.

Worked out.

Yeah.