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Box CEO @levie explains why billions of personal AI agents would require staggering amounts of compute, yet agent swarms could push demand 100-1,000x higher: "I quote tweeted the CEO of Daytona about the math on every personal agent that Muse creates. Each user of Muse essentially is running a computer in the cloud. Imagine billions of users of these personal agents." "Imagine billions of users of these personal agents, the amount of compute infrastructure that we’re gonna need. And that’s…
.@auchenberg calculated that Muse needs 65,000 CPUs and 75PB of DRAM to serve 100 million users. That's $2.8B in infra for one app. It made me think. Facebook alone has over 3 billion users. That's nearly 300x scale for one platform. And they have more platforms with similar numbers. Just do the math. There aren't enough CPUs in the world to run all of this. A worrisome constraint we're heading toward.