@xuanwo: OpenAI's marketing hasn't actually changed at all; the only difference is that the models are no longer number one, so …
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A commentator argues OpenAI's marketing strategy hasn't changed—only its models' dominance has waned—and that the company should focus on building better models rather than rhetoric.
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