The article makes a great point. OpenAI is far from safe. There is no moat for them yet. Open source is always nipping at their heels, giving enterprises safer

The article makes a great point. OpenAI is far from safe. There is no moat for them yet. Open source is always nipping at their heels, giving enterprises safer alternatives to build against. It's why Sam Altman clamors for AI safety regulation while simultaneously killing their own AI safety team. There's very little you need OpenAI for to build an AI product. And by being so closed, they've killed off developer goodwill. Meanwhile, consumers will go with the entrenched pane of glass (smartphone, browser) that gives them the AI experience without looking for it. Platforms will have a much easier time meeting the customers where they already are.