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Apple’s lawsuit against OpenAI signals an AI race expanding beyond models into hardware, efficiency and control. NLW explains how the escalating competition is producing better models, higher usage limits and lower costs for users—and why the opportunity may not last. In the headlines: the White House weighs action on…

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