Giving Sam Altman $7 trillion is the quickest way to enslave humanity for the next 1000 years.

I take that back. The Zionist can have his $7 trillion as long as everybody else gets a fair slice of the pie too, to build alternatives to OpenAI (classic Orwellian doublespeak).

I've been going down the rabbit hole of AI models and private GPTs after having discovered Hugging Face through the very helpful Network Chuck Youtube channel. Everybody has access to a great deal of power by simply being interested in the topic. Even Illuminati companies like Meta are literally giving away thousands of GPU hours [read: tens of millions of dollars of computing power] in their downloadable AI models. You have to give away information, but there are ways around this. Most importantly, you can train these models away from their original programming to fit your needs, so you really have a great deal of power over the model depending on the time you put in.

So yes, even Meta understands the importance of open source. Could have something to do with the US government cracking down on them because of their wannabe closed source stablecoin (we see that government now cracking down on Apple for being oppressively closed source, possibly representing an infrastructure both richer and more powerful than the nation state).

Whatever the reason, closed source is no good for humanity. And closed source in the hands of a known extremist like Sam Altman is detrimental to the entirety of humanity. OpenAI did well in introducing the proles to AI technology, but the real benefit of that tech rests in its decentralization. How much more can humanity gain from an 8 billion person mindshare training next gen AI as opposed to an elitist team of 100-200 people training it? I don't care if those 200 people are the smartest in the world — the sheer volume of mindpower in the 8 billion ensures an exponentially better outcome.

It's fine if Altman and his Zionist crew get their $7 billion from their investors and they're allowed to train their warped version of AI over in their little corner of the world. The problem occurs when they are the only ones allowed that kind of money to build and market their "solutions."

This is why the $ENQAI project is so important.

EnqAI is all about decentralizing the AI training model so we don't get a product that is sold as open but inherently and irreversibly biased due to walled garden programming. This is not only the narrative we need for a 10-100x, but also the type of project we need to really capture the collective knowledge of humanity to move it forward. We still have to develop warp speed, save humanity from being swallowed by a dying red giant sun and save the universe from the Big Chill, people! Have you forgotten?

I made a comparison between EnqAI and another project that might be considered detrimental to EnqAI. Basically that EnqAI had a market cap that may not have coincided with its deliverables. At this point, the project really hasn't delivered a full product. You are investing, at this point, in promises and screenshots. And there are projects with full products that have a much lower market cap. So why invest in a project like this?

[UPDATE: The LLM is set to come out on Sunday. We'll see how it goes.]

Because Altman is planning with Microsoft to open a data center with 100 times more power than any existing center, and there must be an alternative. In the world of AI, the size of your data center is everything. The more computing power you have, the faster and more precisely you can train your models. Sam Altman does not under any circumstances need to be the most powerful controller of data in the world.

Here are just a few of the things the EnqAI team did to make me trust them as an OpenAI alternative:

The EnqAI team is not doxxed to my knowledge, although it consists of members with a reputation in web3. This upholds value in EnqAI to me, because an uncensored platform that gains traction could be compromised if authorities get to pressure the founders.

In the name of no censorship, the team has thrown itself headfirst into the X-rated world of AI GFE through LushAI and AIdult. Incels are too big of a market to skip over. I honestly wouldn't trust the team if they didn't do this. 😂

They directly addressed my concerns about Altman taking over the world. When their LLM drops, projects using OpenAI APIs can switch to EnqAI with one line of code. You don't make those kinds of claims unless you're the biggest liar in the world or you actually have something going on behind the curtain.

In conclusion, all of us have the ability to create our own models, even if they won't be as powerful as OpenAI's. (They can be more precise on specific subjects.) But it is good to know there are dedicated teams with XP that are taking on the terrors that aim to be nu royals. Their example can serve as a bellwether for public opinion, quick alternatives to the use of disgusting establishment options, and examples for our own personal AI agent builds.

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