An essay argues that American AI is becoming locked down and losing ground
yogthos · reddit · 2026-07-21
A linked essay argues that American AI is becoming locked down and proprietary, and that this strategy is making it less competitive.
- The piece frames the issue as a broader industry direction rather than a single product launch.
- The attached image is just a rose photo; the substantive content is the linked argument about openness versus closed systems.
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