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It’s no longer a race, it’s a war. Smaller AI companies versus bigger software giants.

But how long can smaller fighting AI companies survive?

For example, is Google ahead of ChatGPT in the race to own AI? And Facebook is looking for AI talent.

AI talent leaves for money, but they should also know and feel the spirit of the smaller companies they leave behind.

Not just Google. Races with other big companies, such as Facebook, X, Microsoft, and others.
Or are ChatGPT, Anthropic, and other smaller companies ahead of all AI competitions?

Well, it’s a race; whatever ChatGPT declares, it will be copied by all other companies. Is it true?

Think about how it all started? It all started with ChatGPT.

It’s a race for AI. No, it’s more about money, dominance, authority, and fame than just a race. Then comes aims. The aim is to help mankind reach potential success, not just earning billions without futuristic visions.

Google earns in billions from search and other services it provides.

While ChatGPT, Claude, lacks in these services as of now. Till it builds its own browser and hardware.

The only services certain small-scale AI companies provide are chatbots, video, and artwork using AI. That is big enough too.

However, the problem with smaller, innovative companies is the limited budget and funding to launch their products.

The ChatGPT chatbot is too good. Even Claude is good, too. But how long can they survive? Can small companies merge?

Yes, there are some problems, such as the generation of harmful content, which can be mitigated with specific AI and software solutions.

In the future, if ChatGPT, Anthropic, and others keep their next-to-do list safe with it, it might win again by only declaring the banners and not the content until it’s live.

Now that powerful, rich, billion-dollar companies are in the race, how can companies like ChatGPT, Anthropic, and more survive?

How?

They can survive if they are rich with new ideas that enlighten the AI space again.

How and which ideas can keep the AI race with smaller AI companies? How can small innovative companies survive the AI takeoff by big tech companies?

Well, anything new and innovative must first be developed and then declared. That way, the CEOs of bigger companies can’t get the experiments started until smaller companies, such as ChatGPT, Anthropic, and others, have it running.

It’s no longer a race; it’s a do-or-die situation, since bigger software giants have acquired the advanced AI toolkits that were previously only in the hands of ChatGPT, Anthropic, and others.

Would Google, or other big giants, acquire these smaller companies?

How can small companies survive?

— Innovate

— Hold back ideas until they’re generated to avoid full competition.

— Keep details to trusted sources partners

— Voluntarily merging small companies to attract top talent and foster the best culture to develop excellent AI.

— Declare banner, not the algorithm until it’s live.

— Ask for funding and collaboration from non-tech giants.

— Idea generation with appropriate use cases

— Continuous encouragement

— It’s stressful that tech giants have high budgets.

— Comparision

— Public confidence

— Guardrails, as each mistake of small companies goes noticed

— AI talent you hire should be ones who can stick to the company’s vision. When you hire someone, you also get them hands-on training with the real AI you use.

Why do small companies need to survive?

— Real innovation unaffected by profit-driven CEOs

— Sense of complacency in the attitude of big tech giants CEO’s

— Competition with tech giants

— Showing a direction

— Futuristic approach

— Molding a future that was in the hands of a few dormant before small companies started innovations.

— Innovation

— Realizing new ideas, like ChatGPT, was a groundbreaking concept that changed the world.

— Fight over monopoly

— Sharing of power, AI is a power

— Divergence

— Diversity

— Newer solutions

— Fresh outlook to old problems

— Solutions established companies lookover

Hence, we need to save the small ecosystems, amid the market capsulation by bigger tech giants such as Facebook, Google, X, Microsoft, and more.

Thank You for reading.

To be continued.

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