tszzl rejects "winner-take-all AI": if true, Anthropic wouldn't exist
tszzl · x · 2026-11-12
tszzl strongly disagrees with the take that the AI market is winner-take-all. His first argument is counterfactual: if it were true, Anthropic wouldn't exist. He adds one exception — winner-take-all could only happen if a player intends "pivotal acts" against all other efforts once it has the capability — tying the market thesis to a radical AI-safety framing.
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