The Cyber Journal

AI might soon be sold the same way we buy electricity or water.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently suggested that artificial intelligence could become a utility — something people pay for based on usage.

Instead of buying software once, you would simply consume “intelligence” when you need it. The more you use it, the more you pay.

According to Altman, demand for AI is growing so fast that computing power will determine who gets access and how much they can use.

If this happens, AI may become part of everyday infrastructure — just like electricity, internet, and water.

The real question is: when intelligence becomes a utility, who controls the power grid?

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