But if models will be commodities, maybe that won't be such a terrible thing longterm?

The fact that China could catch up in what, two years, shows that this is a commodity.

Sanctions and trade policies that hurt ordinary people? Cultural dominance through Hollywood (Holy Wood, again with the sick ruling elite and their witchcraft crap), social media, brands, the poisoning of food and water on global scale?

Etc? Etc?

Most people don't hate "Americans" or their companies, they are just against your ruling elite. Live one day outside the united states and understand how the planet works for the rest of mankind and you might start to grasp on reality.

And yeah, China will catch up with hardware pretty damn soon. Jesus, you guys bought your radios from Japan not 50 years ago. Sorry, can't dominate the world's economy forever. Never happened in history.

No matter how much black magic, dark rituals, sick crap and sacrifices people on the top throws at the wall.

We're humans, after all.

So yeah, it is not against America itself or American companies, but against the ruling class. So naturally , people get excited about China entering into the match!

3...2...1... Fight!

But imagine if Chinese labs would lose. Then there will be no open models, and the prices for closed models would be raised to the maximum.