Then you should structure your point about computing in general, and not be specific to the IBM 360.
In 1964 it made no sense to say "I'm concerned about who will get access to it (or rather who won't get access to it) and what it will cost or who will pay for it" about the IBM 360 because that system was available to the same customers as the previous generation of machines, plus it made computing more widely affordable to other customers.
While Gemini appears to be more expensive than thus less generally available than other LLMs.
In 1964 it made no sense to say "I'm concerned about who will get access to it (or rather who won't get access to it) and what it will cost or who will pay for it" about the IBM 360 because that system was available to the same customers as the previous generation of machines, plus it made computing more widely affordable to other customers.
While Gemini appears to be more expensive than thus less generally available than other LLMs.