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I think there will always be multiple large players that will compete on price, availability, performance, “smartness”, etc. Especially since GPU resources are
by brokencode 3y ago
I think there will always be multiple large players that will compete on price, availability, performance, “smartness”, etc. Especially since GPU resources are finite and there is explosive demand.
I don’t see how you think Google could be a better service for multinationals than Microsoft, who extensively uses OpenAI models. Microsoft is the largest producer of enterprise software.
- strangattractor 3y agoOnly speculating - the point is there are multiple resource rich competitors to OpenAI. Although OpenAI appears to be having early success that may not last given the strength of the competition and the degree to which those competitors believe the technology is key to their survival. Of course there are plenty of things I don't know and are not privy to.
- brokencode 3y agoSure, there will certainly be competitors. But even if OpenAI loses market share, their revenues could go up dramatically due to the increasing size of the market. So the doom and gloom talk about OpenAI having no moat seems very overblown to me. They don’t have to maintain absolute dominance in their model. They just have to have a competitive product.