Enterprise AI should be owned, trained on paid data, and shaped by in-house experts
aryaman2020 · x · 2026-07-29
The post argues that every company should be able to own its intelligence: distill Claude, train on data they paid for, and shape behavior with their own experts and system prompts.
- The underlying claim is that enterprise AI should be treated as something firms can control like an internal asset.
- The reply frames this as part of a broader debate over whether “AI is a form of IP” and how that fits with the anti-open-weights position.
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