Probably like the oses we have now. Let's see what they say. E: They want to put LLMs in the kernel, hahaha EE: Another comment, now that I've stopped laughin

Probably like the oses we have now. Let's see what they say. E: They want to put LLMs in the kernel, hahaha EE: Another comment, now that I've stopped laughing, they mention that Moore's law will continue to pay dividends, but we are literally running up to the physical limits of computation already. We've been able to keep things going by going parallel but we're getting closer to situations where the size of the atoms forming the transistors are the limiting factor. That and the heat. Furthermore, I'm not sure it's prudent to be inventing very energy intensive computing paradigms at a time when the planet is getting warmer and warmer. Doubly so when the utility of that paradigm is dubiously more useful than the "classical" paradigm and costs more than twice the power.