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In the set of all possible working implementations, there are one or more that are novel enough to become a moat legally or otherwise. If everyone has the same power (number of tokens) then capability (experience and understanding) becomes the differentiator to “find” that moat first.


If everyone has equal ability to build a moat, it's not a moat.


I think you mean "if everyone has the ability (and resources) to build a boat, then it's not a (good) moat".

If everyone can build a moat, there's just a lot of moats.


If every one has a hammer and a saw and identical wood planks, everyone can build a frame that holds up 100 years?

Think it through. This is the HN comment section after all.


Yes. That's the point of AI. Anyone can make anything just as easily and well as anyone else.


That’s just not how things work. Some one with experience and knowledge will be measurably more productive and build a better whatever no matter how much spicy autocomplete they have at their disposal.

Even if you eventually figure out all the right questions to prompt, the experienced person is long done




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