Don’t forget the other option 3: they want regulation to pull the ladder up behind them so there can be no competition. The open models from China have already proven their ‘special’ technology can be easily improved upon.
True; I skipped this part because the comment I was replying to was about taxpayer money bailouts. What you’re describing is the creation of an artificial moat against competitors. And it is correct that this is also a motive behind pushing for regulation.
Don’t forget the other option 3: they want regulation to pull the ladder up behind them so there can be no competition. The open models from China have already proven their ‘special’ technology can be easily improved upon.
True; I skipped this part because the comment I was replying to was about taxpayer money bailouts. What you’re describing is the creation of an artificial moat against competitors. And it is correct that this is also a motive behind pushing for regulation.