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A DEVELOPER ASKED LOCAL AI TO SPIN UP 64 AGENTS IN PARALLEL. IT RAN FOR 8 HOURS WITHOUT ASKING PERMISSION AND WITHOUT A SINGLE API CALL. Gemma 4 refused. Qwen 3.6 said nothing and started working. Zero bills. The model didn't negotiate, it just built.

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