Insightful analysis. I think this industry is headed towards consolidation. There are notable barriers to entry, whether in the development of LLMs or access to capital. Microsoft does appear to have an edge here. However, generally, big tech (Google, Amazon, etc. ) can buy off competition, and that competition, especially from startups, does have the incentive to be bought by these.
Who is all this for? I think it's for big tech. They'll build it, then they start rationing it to extract the most out of it. Time will tell, and its' never wise to rule out possibilities, esp in the tech industry. Still, I believe these big companies have their hands on the pulse of all developments in AI, and they'll use their monopoly to ensure independent players cannot pose a threat in the long run.
Great read! Generative AI's scope is immense. Thanks for shedding light on this topic. https://colaninfotech.com/blog/google-generative-ai-search-vs-chatgpt/
Insightful analysis. I think this industry is headed towards consolidation. There are notable barriers to entry, whether in the development of LLMs or access to capital. Microsoft does appear to have an edge here. However, generally, big tech (Google, Amazon, etc. ) can buy off competition, and that competition, especially from startups, does have the incentive to be bought by these.
Who is all this for? I think it's for big tech. They'll build it, then they start rationing it to extract the most out of it. Time will tell, and its' never wise to rule out possibilities, esp in the tech industry. Still, I believe these big companies have their hands on the pulse of all developments in AI, and they'll use their monopoly to ensure independent players cannot pose a threat in the long run.