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Why Self-Hosting Is Defense Against AGI

4 pointsby 1h agoanvilai.com
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1h agoHN ↗

As AI models get better, the need for owning your own data becomes increasingly important, and I'll tell you why.

Fundamentally, personal data should be owned by the person. It's that simple. Current frontier labs are taking our data and using it to develop stronger models.

Eventually these models will think for us. Instead of AI working for us, we will end up working for AI. That's the moment when we'll realize we've lost what it means to be human. And maybe then it will be to late.

Own your data, own your compute. AGI will have no chance against us if we keep what it means to be ourselves... to ourselves.