I hope people see the end game here. This is a chance for big players to rebuild the walled gardens that were lost with the open source movement of the 90s. Re

I hope people see the end game here. This is a chance for big players to rebuild the walled gardens that were lost with the open source movement of the 90s. Regulating algorithmic decision making for public facing businesses (without appealing to "AI" which is meaningless) makes sense - not globally of course. Anything more restrictive that tries to regulate, what, stochastic gradient descent, is a naked power grab by incumbents and those that think they can profit. It's important to contribute to and work with open alternatives to avoid further concentrating power in big tech companies