> Ultimately the only thing OpenAI has between itself and it's competitors is some really strong computers.

There's a lot of difference between OpenAI and, let's say, Facebook (Llama). The difference between them is not only strong computers. There's architectural differences to the models.

From a technical perspective, yes. But from a business perspective they're going to try to cram every model into every possible use case for as long as possible.

It will be a sign of a maturing market when we see vendors actually say "bad for X" and pulling away from general-purpose messaging.

You see it a little bit with the angling for code-specific products, but I think we're nowhere near a differentiated market.