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The AI industry is seeing a growing divide between insiders and the public, characterized by massive spending, new vocabulary, and increasing suspicion. Companies like OpenAI are acquiring diverse assets, while others rebrand as AI infrastructure plays, and Anthropic develops models deemed too powerful for public release. This trend highlights a rapid, somewhat insular evolution of AI development.
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