The Frontier

Mallers claims high taxes are theft that sidelined society's greatest producers from building public infrastructure. He points to El Salvador's zero-tax approach for firms like Tether, which then voluntarily invest in national infrastructure like airports, as a superior model.

Tether launched QVAC SDK, an open-source toolkit for building local, offline AI apps that runs on iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux without cloud servers.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino argues centralized AI is a dead end due to speed-of-light latency and single points of failure, positioning QVAC as a building block for a decentralized 'stable intelligence era'.