Jake Brukhman(@jbrukh):The arguments used for push back on data centers feels like a return to the hysteric days of pushback on blockchain mining. Good thing there’s a clear solution in decentralized alternatives. Projects like @darkbloomai @c0mputeAI enable inference on consumer hardware and allow home electricity to power AI swarms. @pluralis will make frontier AI training possible in someone's living room on desktop devices without the need for a gigawatt data center. Decentralized AI solves for a lot consumer concerns, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. cc @TheEconomist

2026.06.24 21:19

The arguments used for push back on data centers feels like a return to the hysteric days of pushback on blockchain mining. Good thing there’s a clear solution in decentralized alternatives. Projects like @darkbloomai @c0mputeAI enable inference on consumer hardware and allow home electricity to power AI swarms. @pluralis will make frontier AI training possible in someone's living room on desktop devices without the need for a gigawatt data center. Decentralized AI solves for a lot consumer concerns, and this is just the tip of the iceberg. cc @TheEconomist

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