To make this even funnier:
All the LLMs down here on Earth operate at loss. The cheap simple engineering projects cooled by water and with no launch costs and no space related extra challenges, those ones, already cost about a magnitude more to build and run than the revenues from paying end users.
Advertisement from 2046: "Has an orbital data center fallen on you or your loved ones? If so you may be entitled to compensation from a class action lawsuit, but only if you call now!"
corporations in 2003: "you can't pirate our stuff with your potatoes! straight to jail!"
corporations in 2026: "we need to turn the entire solar system into a plagiarism machine"
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All the LLMs down here on Earth operate at loss. The cheap simple engineering projects cooled by water and with no launch costs and no space related extra challenges, those ones, already cost about a magnitude more to build and run than the revenues from paying end users.
So true.
corporations in 2026: "we need to turn the entire solar system into a plagiarism machine"