下一个 AI 瓶颈可能是智能主权
“智能主权”是下一个 AI 瓶颈,将推动本地堆栈和私有化部署需求,利好超大规模云厂商和 OEM。
- 非美政府和战略行业将推动建立本地 AI 堆栈,增加全球基础设施需求。
- 敏感领域的企业将转向自托管和私有化 AI 部署。
- 推理提供商、新云、超大规模云厂商和 OEM 将从私有化运行模型的需求中受益。
我写了一篇帖子关于,谈的是我认为投资者在AI投资中低估的一个方面。
过去几年的AI讨论大多集中在投资瓶颈领域(计算、内存、光学、电力等)。但最近Fable / Mythos的限制让我意识到,下一个瓶颈可能有所不同。我称之为‘智能主权’(Jensen则称之为‘主权AI’)。
核心理念是:托管的前沿智能可能突然被供应商或政府所限制。
这会带来几个后续影响:
- 非美国政府和战略行业将更积极地推动本地AI架构,即使模型性能稍差一些
- 开源模型的战略重要性上升,但可能也难以跟上封闭式前沿模型的步伐
- 更多企业会考虑自托管/私有AI部署,尤其是在网络安全、生物、国防等敏感领域
- 这对推理服务提供商、新云服务商、超大规模云厂商以及能够帮助企业私有运行模型的OEM来说是利好
- 也可能削弱一个假设:即美国的前沿实验室理所当然会成为世界其他地区默认的智能层
- 没有前沿智能的国家,将不得不在推理阶段的算力和人力上弥补短板(以操控较弱的模型)
现在,受益于这一趋势的一些公司,可能与当前AI瓶颈投资中的公司重叠。
My bottleneck is also intelligence so I feel the AIs pain
Doesn't really matter what you think. If you want to narrow it down just to LLMs then coding is a great example of efficiency gains already being seen. 👍🏼
If you have not seen the improvements in AI in the last 12 months and how those differ hugely from the changes from 24>12 months ago or 36>24 months ago and how there are actual use cases now, unlike before, then you really must lack the imagination needed to use it. You can't use it to replace you, but you can use it to speed up massive amounts of repetitive tasks, and unlike 12-24 months ago, it is now way more reliably useful in deeper, analytical tasks.
I mean, hey, if you want to make an argument that maybe the market is getting a little too excited? Sure, but "Ai is giant hype without much tangible economic value" reads to me more like burying your head in the sand. Again, like I said, you and I must not be seeing the same models, or one of us must have our eyes closed.
The roi that AI spend is counting on does not exist. It’s not worthless but it’s not an infinite money printing machine either. The entire hope is that AI can become critical to certain sovereign functions / corporate processes thereby speed running to “too big to fail”. The bag can then be handed to the governments & tax payers allowing the entrepreneurs to once again take risks
I would say that there has never been a single moment in history where a technology with as much potential impact as AI hasn't been priced in waaaay ahead of time. It's just inevitable to any technological advancement at this level; it WILL turn into a bubble at some point, and I agree that the taxpayer will be the holder of many empty bags.
I mostly just had an issue with OP burying his head in the sand and going "Lalalala". He claims AI is as much of a fad as those early dot com websites like pets(dot)com, which should be obviously incorrect to anyone with a quarter of a brain.
At the end of the day dot com wasn’t a fad. But it did destroy enormous amounts of value. I’m just a cranky old man who hates how lying and grifting has become a normal part of tech financing. In the name of innovation we are throwing out well established rules and exposing investors & tax payers to fraud.
Example: AlphaFold
Any country that deliberately chooses to prioritize inferior AI is behind.
A lot. Be more specific
Might not have expressed this clearly. What I mean is smaller teams will host on neoclouds. Larger customers can stand up their own servers + host models on their model.
Agree on OAI haha, super bullish on them
So the next trade is just the current bottleneck trade. I don't know why you think people will care about hyperscalers when they clearly don't give a damn about how cheap they are based on the cash from ops they're generating.
Wow, this is a really thought-provoking take! Honestly, I hadn’t considered intelligence sovereignty as the next big bottleneck, but it makes a lot of sense. The idea that governments or vendors could start restricting access to frontier models—especially in sensitive sectors—totally shifts the game.
It’s like we’re heading into an era where local, self-hosted AI isn’t just a luxury but a necessity for security and strategic independence. Open-source models gaining importance? Yeah, that could really shake things up, even if they lag behind closed models. It’s also interesting how this might level the playing field—countries without the same AI access could end up investing more in compute and talent just to keep pace. Definitely a lot to think about for investors and companies alike. Thanks for sharing this perspective—super insightful!
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Those are gains
Absolutely monster beat by Micron 🔥

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