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ANALYSIS AI Policy & Access
OpenAI's "The eternal complement" says ideas are no longer the bottleneck; its own numbers need a closer look
OpenAI's "The eternal complement" argues that ideas are cheap and execution is scarce. Separating the essay's verified economics, its speculative futures, and the vendor context it arrives in.