I love this part of the article and it definitely describes what's going on with AI assisted research: "So if the government wins, we’ll see immense innovation

I love this part of the article and it definitely describes what's going on with AI assisted research: "So if the government wins, we’ll see immense innovation and new entrants. If Google wins, however, then machine learning/AI will be deployed consistent with how Google, and perhaps Microsoft, chooses to deploy them, which is to say, slowly, un-creatively, and in service to monopoly power." Specifically, the "slowly, un-creatively" part, which is what I really care about.