Meta views OpenAI as their biggest competitor, and I respect their aggressive approach to innovation, even if their current AI efforts haven't met expectations.

Meta is developing AI tools for coding and research, aiming to automate software engineering tasks, which could lead to a significant increase in productivity and innovation in AI development.

Meta is incentivized to combat AI-related issues, similar to how antivirus software was developed in response to computer viruses.

The rise of open-source AI is exciting because it fosters competition and choice, preventing monopolistic scenarios in the tech industry.

Meta has invested heavily in AI infrastructure, acquiring GPUs for their recommendation models, which unexpectedly benefits their AI capabilities.

The belief in open-source AI aligns with our business model, allowing us to commoditize our complements and support smaller startups.

The motivation behind open source AI is to democratize access to powerful models and data, enabling more people to contribute to AI advancements.

I believe that OpenAI has a better chance of delivering on superintelligence and becoming a more valuable company than Meta.

Open source AI development is progressing faster than proprietary models, as it allows for a diverse range of ideas and contributions from around the world.