The First Hit Is Cheap
AI labs are subsidising your adoption. When the pricing corrects, and it will, you'll discover whether you built sovereignty or dependency. The window to choose is closing.
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Thoughts on technology leadership, infrastructure philosophy, and the realities of building things that last.
This is where I write the things and hard truths that may not necessarily fit comfortably on a corporate blog.
AI labs are subsidising your adoption. When the pricing corrects, and it will, you'll discover whether you built sovereignty or dependency. The window to choose is closing.
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