Nobody who discovers ASI will share it — so ASI access must be a public utility
"Greg Osuri | Founder of Akash Network: Liberty, Community, and the Future of Decentralized AI" (Beacon Podcast)
“If someone discovered AGI or artificial general intelligence or ASI artificial super intelligence, there is no incentive for them to share that with the world. Because they can go on a stock market, public market and just rip it apart… So it’s very, very important ASI is not closed. And very important access to ASI is open and is public utility rather than corporate assets.” — 01:05:37
Context: The core of his open-AI argument: a private ASI discoverer would have “superpower”-level advantages and no reason to share. At 01:09:58 he adds the sustainability half: “Pure open source doesn’t have sustainability” — tokenized incentives are what make open ASI development viable.