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The view supporting concentrated efforts on proprietary models holds that certain scientific problems have a "critical scale"—below which investment will not produce a breakthrough, and decentralization will only cause numerous small teams to repeatedly consume limited computing power, so proprietary models and concentrated resources are necessary and reasonable in specific frontier fields.
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