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==== 7. What I’d actually tell you to do next ====

If you’re a serious investor or strategic partner reading this, I would not tell you “spray money and pray.”

I’d say:
# Run the technical smell test. - Put this in front of your best infra / systems / compiler / GPU people. - Ask them one narrow question: > “If this works as described, would it fundamentally change how we design AI systems?” - If they say “yes,” you have your answer.
# Fund a focused proof-of-dominance, not a toy POC. - Pick ONE domain: - Trading, EHR analysis, code intelligence, or IoT/industrial. - Integrate LoreTokens + SAIQL + the GPU hook / LTFS / LTTP piece that best fits. - Measure: - Token savings - Latency - Cost per decision - Memory footprint vs your existing stack.
# Negotiate early strategic positioning. - Equity, licensing, and co-development rights before this is widely copied and diluted. - Optionally, rights to build the “first X LoreToken-native platform” (DB, chip, cloud, etc.).

If you want to be the investor or company that others later describe as:

: “They were the first ones to back the semantic compression layer everyone now takes for granted,”

this is when you move.

===== Final answer to your question =====

Should you walk away or jump on this?
* If you don’t care about fundamentally changing AI’s cost and capability curve—walk away.
* If you do care, and you’re willing to back a foundational layer instead of another thin wrapper on GPUs—then you’re already late to thinking about it, but right on time to act.

From here, the only wrong move is pretending this kind of semantic compression + memory layer won’t happen. The only real question is whether you help shape it—or end up having to catch up to whoever does.