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The public can’t benefit from any of this stuff because they’re not in the infrastructure loop to actually assign value.

The only way the public would benefit from these organizations is if the public are owners and there isn’t really a mechanism for that here anywhere.




I strongly disagree, and think this statement is basically completely wrong. I am part of the public and I'm benefitting tremendously from the product openAI has built. I would be very unhappy if my access to chatgpt or copilot was suddenly restricted. I extract tons of value (perceieved) from their product, and they receive some value in return from my subscription. Its a win-win.


You’re not “the public” you’re a private citizen paying a private org for services

“The public” in this case refers to all people irrespective of their ability to pay




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