Lennart Heim

I need my AI lawyer, and they turn my AI lawyer off, and I'm just like on my own.

That's a big problem, right?

And I think that's where we just need to make sure, like, which role will AI play in the future?

And then I think it's even more important.

I don't want compute in the future.

I want AI.

If I have 10 GPUs in my garage, but I don't have the leading AI model, that's the way bigger problem, right?

So I think that's the thing which we need to think about, like what kind of services do people need access to, right?

And then is it a computer with the AI model or not?

If my mom needs a lawyer, I'm sorry, she's not going to set up a cluster and spin up the new DeepSeek R2.

Ain't going to happen, right?

There, I think it's like way more likely you potentially want access to AI systems, right?

Even here right now, whoever can afford the more tokens already has a lead on this, right?

You see more and more countries kind of waking up to this computing.

I just said in the beginning, computers survived in San Francisco.

I was just in Brussels.

It's all survived there.

They just announced an AI factory.

I was hanging around London around the time they announced a future of compute review in the UK.

So I think people woke up to this compute idea earlier.