Commenters slam OpenAI for fumbling first-mover edge as Muse ships after acquihiring steipete
ChrisUniverse · x · 2026-09-22
A viral X thread argues OpenAI squandered its first-mover advantage: despite acquihiring @steipete, it let Grok's bot and then Muse reach market first, with foundational components from OpenClaw appearing in Muse. The poster quips the only way ChatGPT comes back is by shipping a Muse competitor, calling it a textbook fumble.
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