@MTSlive: Osmantic founder @TheAhmadOsman argues the next kid in Egypt shouldn't need permission from a handful of AI companies t…
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Osmantic founder Ahmad Osman advocates for open access to AI infrastructure, arguing that it should be available to all without control by a few companies, and criticizes fear-mongering narratives from AI firms.
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Osmantic founder @TheAhmadOsman argues the next kid in Egypt shouldn’t need permission from a handful of AI companies to build his future:
“This thing is gonna be civilization infrastructure. What scared me the most is thinking about me 15, 16 years ago in Egypt buying a GPU to start doing game development. Now if that same person is not able to get started with AI the way I did, that would be such a sad thing.”
“Everybody should have access to it. It should not be controlled by somebody who can take it away from you. Fable 5 shouldn’t be taken away. If Fable 5 was called Opus 5, nothing would have been done. Nobody would have cared. That was a fear-mongering narrative.”
“Dario was the same person that said GPT-2 was crazy dangerous, and he was scared about the public having access to it. They keep the same narrative every time. It’s because they are trying to IPO. Think about the incentives behind these messages.”
“Go read the end user agreement of Claude Code. They are taking your code, using it, playing with it. They could replace your business, and you can do nothing about this. Is it better if we all can see it, understand it, and control it?” @OsmanticAI
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