yep, if a powerful AI agent ever escapes control, 1 of the first things it will need is more computing power so it can run many copies of itself.

Neocloud capacity moves through resellers, and a recent SemiAnalysis investigation found those sub-tenants visible in one Neocloud-provider's monitoring data, running customers on GPUs they don't own.

So picture a swarm running on that hardware. The provider at the bottom sees a reseller's account, not a workload.

The reseller sees an account that it may have sublet to someone else. Once a swarm is loose, cutting off its compute is the only real fix. The resale chain adds hours before anyone knows which plug to pull.