and OpenAI ecosystem versus working with other models, whether they're closed or open. And so there's an argument that it's ultimately a good thing for the world to not have a single dominant force. The flip side is I think that that's probably counteracted a little bit by increased concentration in the hands of Microsoft. I think a frenemy relationship between OpenAI and Microsoft is probably not better for the world than a fully absorbed relationship. But it's hard to say those things are going to take a while to blame out. But I think that the question of whether there's going to be more, if it creates more of a target for regulatory scrutiny is absolutely, there's a question of sort of, will it actually be able to happen exactly as intended or will there be antitrust suits? It creates all sorts of new questions that they were always probably going to have to deal with at some point as that relationship evolved, but are coming a lot faster now. So Sundeep asks, if the Accelerate and (31/57)
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