Big Tech’s AI camps split fast, but Alphabet and Microsoft beat the OpenAI chase
The “next model” hype is loud. The smarter positioning, MarketWatch argues, sits with the AI platforms that already have distribution.

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The “next model” hype is loud. The smarter positioning, MarketWatch argues, sits with the AI platforms that already have distribution.
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