This situation, if real, seems self-correcting. If you are sure you have a superior technology, and can show you do by monetizing it (otherwise, how is it superior?), then you will gain a lot of attention and change a lot of minds pretty quick.
From what I wrote, your reply makes complete sense. The situation for these tools in particular is surprisingly non-self-correcting. The wider ecosystem is only just starting to self-correct to the right general direction and even that process is going slowly. We are working on monetizing this stuff, but the process can be expected to take several years. Our goal isn’t to change minds. We’d prefer to maintain a competitive advantage.
This situation, if real, seems self-correcting. If you are sure you have a superior technology, and can show you do by monetizing it (otherwise, how is it superior?), then you will gain a lot of attention and change a lot of minds pretty quick.
From what I wrote, your reply makes complete sense. The situation for these tools in particular is surprisingly non-self-correcting. The wider ecosystem is only just starting to self-correct to the right general direction and even that process is going slowly. We are working on monetizing this stuff, but the process can be expected to take several years. Our goal isn’t to change minds. We’d prefer to maintain a competitive advantage.