How did Google, Apple, and Microsoft miss the ChatGPT moment?
Summary
This article examines why Google, Apple, and Microsoft failed to launch a ChatGPT-like product first despite their vast resources and AI talent, and explores how OpenAI kept the breakthrough secret until release.
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