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“Did 2025 end badly for OpenAI?” is the wrong question. Here are the two questions that do matter.

Whether OpenAI learned from the mistakes that punished all of its competitors in late 2025 — and if those missteps were actually advantages — will determine where the OG LLM kingpin goes from here.

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