Everyone is using arms race analogies to describe the rapidly unfolding competition for hegemony in the emerging technology of generative AI.
While, at least for the near term, we're yet to see the AI equivalent of a hydrogen bomb, we are beginning to see the formation of global alliances backed by AI superpowers.
Microsoft ignited the chain reaction at the beginning of the year with its $10B investment in ChatGPT pioneer OpenAI, which produced the generic large language models that are being used to create a series of domain-specific AI co-pilots.
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