When software was expensive you had to go to the turf of the software creator, and that meant they got your data.

· Bits and Bobs 3/9/26
  • When software was expensive you had to go to the turf of the software creator, and that meant they got your data.
    • Software is precious, so when a company builds it, users come to their turf.
    • Then the software creator gets the meaningful state to accrete on their turf.
    • And that means the power accretes on their turf.
    • A raw deal for users.
    • But now with LLMs, software isn't precious.

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