# Whoever came up with this idea is a genius. The simplest way for ordinary people to participate in AI is to spend money installing a lobster, then spend more money raising it. Originally, all this AI stuff was something big companies and enterprises spent money on and raised funding for. Now they've changed the approach and mobilized ordinary people's enthusiasm—under the banner of "everyone participates," everyone's raising lobsters, consuming computing power. What enterprises originally spent money on, now ordinary people are spending on. What enterprises originally consumed in terms of computing power, now the whole population is consuming. It all gets concentrated back on servers, computing power gets centralized, users collectively foot the bill for the enterprise to feed an AI large language model. Is this person that clever? The company saves money, earns computing power, builds the large model, users and ordinary people pay the bill, and there's no more need to constantly complain about whether AI can actually change life—people are now actually participating in it tangibly and concretely. Perfect.