> It may also be a sign that OpenAI expects competition in the near future, which would be another good news. Of course there is competition. OpenAI is using t

> It may also be a sign that OpenAI expects competition in the near future, which would be another good news. Of course there is competition. OpenAI is using the Andrew Carnegie playbook of aggressively cutting costs so that the competitors have no chance to get up and running. They are cutting off the competition before they can start. I don't see evidence to believe that AI moves into a commodity business anytime soon.