This is sort of our only hope against "Big AI" -- their offerings are so neutered, and their big customers so paralyzed by internal bureaucracy, fear of securit

This is sort of our only hope against "Big AI" -- their offerings are so neutered, and their big customers so paralyzed by internal bureaucracy, fear of security, and having to appear "correct", that together they will render this effectively useless. OpenAI had an edge over _everyone_, but gave it up to appease all the Helen Lovejoys, and I see the same mindset internally at Big Corp, where they'd rather disable legitimate functionality than appear to seem to be looking in the general direction of something that could be considered controversial. They have billions of dollars, endless computing power, oceans of RAM and the smartest PhDs, but in the end its the rag-tag open source tinkerers that will run circles around them. At least, one can hope :)