This is why the BSDs never really took off. Corporations like Apple took them and made them their own, and stopped contributing proportionally to the profit they made off them.

Linux has the cancer license (in the words of Bill Gates) that had brought more Linux, and any attempt to capture it results in a fork. Copyleft has proved much more resilient than MIT, it forces you give without taking away.

Just last week Altman was saying that a single trip to the market consumes the same energy as like 500 prompts. A fairer comparison would be against tokens, as some people do text prompts while others are generating code, images, or video.

If it was that cheap the subscription would be in the range of a streaming service.

And extremely abusive, since they don’t review the code fully, but a human must review the whole commit before accepting it. They save their time but consume that of others.