“What happens when Anthropic decides, one, we want to reduce our running costs, and two, we want to make sure that the agents are efficient? They're probably going to follow the Chinese models, which are pretty much competitive. They're just thinner and don't need as much horsepower. I really get the feeling we're going to be driving through some of these places in Texas and be like, what's that? Oh, that's a defunct data center, from back when we thought we needed massive data centers.”

Yeah, exactly. Everybody wants the

best, though. I mean, we're all guilty of this. When I'm doing my development, would a lower end model do most of it fine? I mean, probably, but am I using Opus 5.5 anyways? You better believe I am. And so I'm complicit in all of this because it helps me do my job better. And

Yeah, but I think that's what capitalism in competition is for. If Opus gets so bloated and so expensive and they can't source data centers, then they're going to have to adapt to that and people might move to OpenAI. I think this will end up working out. That's the one good thing we have going for…

I remember.

So I'm hesitant to make any sort of predictions, but I do feel good about the fact that there's a competitive landscape in all of this.