The author is not overly concerned about OpenAI monopolizing the AI space or an AI revolution happening too quickly. They believe that Language Learning Models (LLMs) perform best on owned hardware and that this technology should not be centralized in the long term. They also suggest that the pace of AI development is not alarmingly fast.
Key takeaways:
- There is a global competition to acquire vector math hardware and its manufacturing capabilities, as it is crucial for AI development.
- OpenAI currently holds a market leading position in AI technology, but the technology is not practical to be centralized in the long term.
- Despite the impracticality, OpenAI is catalyzing a movement where hundreds of thousands of people have been able to run finely-tuned AI models on consumer hardware.
- The author is not overly concerned about an abrupt end to OpenAI's dominance or a rapid AI revolution at the current pace.