Garry Tan

I mean, you have a billion people using it, so that's pretty wild.

On the other hand,

maybe 1% of those people have actually really touched the new type of AI that I was talking about in November of last year, mainly because it's so expensive.

But the good news is it's going to get cheaper.

Spending time with AI researchers, the thing that really jumps out at me is to what degree the future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed yet.

William Gibson said that from Neuromancer.

That's where we're living in right now.

The models that are

you know, cost $200 a month right now are smarter than 99% of human beings.

And I think less than 1% of that billion people have like really touched it or experienced it.

I think that that's something we probably need to work on.

I realize now when the 16 or 14-year-old version of me needs to have access to that model today.

The sort of vibe coding and all the open source that I've been doing, it actually does cost a lot.

I think there was a tweet from both Marc Andreessen and Elon Musk about this.

The people who are way out on the edge, like my friends and friends

You have Peter Steinberger, creator of OpenClaw.

The reason why he was able to do that was he was so successful in his career that he could just spend a million dollars a year on tokens and not feel it and it'd be okay.

But like how many people in the world could really do that?

Like really not very many people.

Is there not an open source way to do it now that would be cheaper?