Peter Thiel has predicted that artificial intelligence will be far less monopolistic than the internet, sharpening a live debate over whether the next computing platform will consolidate around a few cloud-backed labs or remain contested by many model suppliers, open-weight projects and enterprise buyers. The comment is not a product launch, benchmark release or pricing announcement; it is a market-structure forecast from one of Silicon Valley's best-known advocates of monopoly as startup strategy.
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