Sam Altman believes AI will become incredibly abundant. If that's true, what actually becomes valuable?

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Summary

A discussion on Sam Altman's view that AI will become abundantly accessible, raising the question of what will provide lasting competitive advantage once frontier models are commoditized.

Sam Altman has often talked about AI becoming increasingly accessible over time. If every company eventually has access to frontier models, what becomes the competitive advantage? Better data? Better workflows? Better distribution? Better execution? Curious what people here think the real moat will be once the models themselves become commodities.
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