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Maybe the AI race isn’t about models at all, but about trust and organizational intelligence
Everyone talks about the AI race as if it’s just an intelligence benchmark competition. GPT-6 vs Claude 5 vs Gemini vs DeepSeek. But I’m starting to wonder if intelligence itself eventually becomes abundant and the real scarcity becomes trust and the ability to interface with reality. For example, suppose a Chinese model is 95% as good as OpenAI and 10x cheaper. Would Fortune 500 companies really put it inside: financial systems? ERP software? defense applications? pharmaceutical R&...
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