The problem isn't the goal, it's using vast money reserves to sell at a loss and hamper competition.

Isn't that just called a startup? It's not like openAI makes a profit.

Losing money as a company is fine. Losing money on each sale is often anti-competitive.

Somebody tell the Chinese companies to stop dumping AI, so US labs can keep burning pension funds money wrapped in VC checks fine dumping AI at a huge loss.

In any case I find the dumping argument stupid: they are giving both the model weights away and publishing in the open their results and how they got there.

I was just saying the general issue. This situation is much more complicated.