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Microsoft and OpenAI's close partnership shows signs of fraying

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321 points jhunter1016 | 1 comments | 18 Oct 24 11:11 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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WithinReason ◴[18 Oct 24 12:04 UTC] No.41878604[source]▶
Does OpenAI have any fundamental advantage beyond brand recognition?
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idunnoman1222 ◴[18 Oct 24 17:33 UTC] No.41881647[source]▶
Yes, they already collected all the data. The same data has had walls put up around it
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lolinder ◴[18 Oct 24 18:50 UTC] No.41882333[source]▶
That gives the people who've already started an advantage over newcomers, but it's not a unique advantage to OpenAI.

The question really should be what if anything gives OpenAI an advantage over Anthropic, Google, Meta, or Amazon? There are at least four players intent on eating OpenAI's market share who already have models in the same ballpark as OpenAI. Is there any reason to suppose that OpenAI keeps the lead for long?

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XenophileJKO ◴[18 Oct 24 19:32 UTC] No.41882694[source]▶
I think their current advantage is willingness to risk public usage of frontier technology. This has been and I predict will be their unique dynamic. It forced the entire market to react, but they are still reacting reluctantly. I just played with Gemini this morning for example and it won't make an image with a person in it at all. I think that is all you need to know about most of the competition.
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lolinder ◴[18 Oct 24 19:56 UTC] No.41882907[source]▶
How about Anthropic?
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1. llm_trw ◴[18 Oct 24 21:02 UTC] No.41883457{3}[source]▶
As an AI model I can't comment on this claim.