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>>isaacf+(OP)
> It is "hard for anyone except larger companies to benefit from the underlying technology," OpenAI stated.

Ugh. This is the part of the recent AI advancement that annoys me the most. The web, at least in its infancy, was pretty accessible to individual hobbyists. You could run a web server on your own computer. AI technology seems highly centralized from the start.

>>Alexan+Tx
If you expand your timeline a little bit you'll reach a spot where the computers, equipment and comms necessary to create a computer network were highly centralized and only run by large corporations and institutions. How many times do we need to see this pattern for it to be obvious?

>>throwa+0D
History does NOT NECESSARILY repeat itself.