Let me back up what you're saying. They absolutely are not a monopoly today by any definition, by any stretch, in any conceivable way. I'm looking forward. Thi

Let me back up what you're saying. They absolutely are not a monopoly today by any definition, by any stretch, in any conceivable way. I'm looking forward. Things are moving very quickly. As I said above, I'm afraid of us diverging into another Apple situation in the future. If I suggest that they should be looked at and thought about, it's not for today, it's for tomorrow. If divergence continues. Because as with everything in AI, it might hit us a lot faster than people expect. Hell, given their approach to morality, I suspect that Anthropic folks have already thought deeply about these sorts of concerns. That's why it's actually a lot more in character for them to be doing this not due to self-preferencing, but due to unaffordability, which - if you look at my first post - is what I said seems to be happening. Suffice to say that I have a graveyard of things that I think phones could have been, where unfortunately we've ended up with these - as you say - addicting consumerist messes. Gonna stop here so I don't flood the thread. We're getting very off topic.