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They're not profitable, but that's because their outlay is still very large.

I think OpenAI revenue is like $10 billion, $15 billion or something like that.

But it was projected to increase year over year.

So the thing is that there does seem to be a genuine technological edge, at least on the front.

forefront of technology.

The utility point remains there as well.

But circling back to the original story that you said about the stake in government, I also think that there's an element here, not just of regulation, of being too big to fail and entrenching yourself with the government and with Trump's penchant for wanting to take stocks and companies anyways, to make sure that you preference government regulation and others to keep them afloat no matter what, like maybe in the future, even banning cheaper Chinese AI, deep secret

or any of these other models.

That's just kind of my read.

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