I think that the author of this review is (maybe even adversarially) misreading “OpenBrain” as being as an alias used to refer specifically to OpenAI. AI 2027 quite easily lends itself to such an interpretation by casual readers, though. And to well-informed readers, the decision to assume that in the very near future one of the frontier US labs will pull so far ahead of the others as to make them less relevant competitors than Chinese actors definitively jumps out.
I think that the author of this review is (maybe even adversarially) misreading “OpenBrain” as being as an alias used to refer specifically to OpenAI. AI 2027 quite easily lends itself to such an interpretation by casual readers, though. And to well-informed readers, the decision to assume that in the very near future one of the frontier US labs will pull so far ahead of the others as to make them less relevant competitors than Chinese actors definitively jumps out.
The author also seems to not realize that OpenAI’s costs are mostly unrelated to its inference costs?