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Public availability is the choke point in frontier AI. A model developers and enterprises cannot reach generates no revenue and cedes ecosystem ground to whoever ships reliably.
OpenAI is pressing that constraint with the planned public release of GPT-5.6 and a broader rollout of conversational AI models.
The timing matters: its chief rival, Anthropic, is only now restoring access to its own latest models after a weeks-long clash with the government.
The access gap and its commercial weight Anthropic's dispute with the government ran for weeks, during which access to its latest models was restricted. The company has since resolved the matter and restored that access.
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