First, get government regulation on your side. OpenAI has already looked for this, including Sam Altman testifying to Congress about the dangers of AI, but didn't get the regulations that they wanted.
Second, put the cost of competing out of reach. Build a large enough and good enough model that nobody else can afford to build a competitor. Unfortunately a few big competitors keep on spending similar sums. And much cheaper sums are good enough for many purposes.
Third, get a new idea that isn't public. For instance one on how to better handle complex goal directed behavior. OpenAI has been trying, but have failed to come up with the right bright idea.
First, get government regulation on your side. OpenAI has already looked for this, including Sam Altman testifying to Congress about the dangers of AI, but didn't get the regulations that they wanted.
Second, put the cost of competing out of reach. Build a large enough and good enough model that nobody else can afford to build a competitor. Unfortunately a few big competitors keep on spending similar sums. And much cheaper sums are good enough for many purposes.
Third, get a new idea that isn't public. For instance one on how to better handle complex goal directed behavior. OpenAI has been trying, but have failed to come up with the right bright idea.