AI Monopolies Erode Data Security Standards

Published on 4.1.25

  The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has led to the emergence of massive monopolies in the tech industry, with companies like OpenAI and Google dominating the market. This concentration of power has raised concerns about data security and competition among advertisers. In response, Google has implemented an algorithm update aimed at promoting competition among advertisers, potentially safeguarding both user experience and the company's long-term revenue by preventing larger players from dominating smaller competitors. OpenAI has also decided to transition from closed, proprietary models to more open-source ones, following pressure from large companies and governments concerned about data security. This move is seen as a strategic shift for OpenAI, which has previously been critical of open models. The decision may be influenced by former investor Elon Musk's calls to return to an open-source, safety-focused approach. The shift towards open-source AI models is also reflected in the growing popularity of Meta's Llama models and DeepSeek's models, which allow companies to download and modify the technology for their own purposes.

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