Very true, but here's a counterpoint - EletheurAI and at least one other effort (Big Science I think, or something similar) are making good headway from the open source side.
Also, it's not quite I'm secret - the big labs continue to publish papers on the major advancements (at least, as far as we know), which in itself enables open source.
Lastly, academia is lagging but is making efforts to get in on making such models - see Stanford's CRFM, which I believe released some models recently.
PS I rather disagree with 'AI god' as something that is likely to come out of these efforts anytime soon personally, though that's a longer discussion.
Also, it's not quite I'm secret - the big labs continue to publish papers on the major advancements (at least, as far as we know), which in itself enables open source.
Lastly, academia is lagging but is making efforts to get in on making such models - see Stanford's CRFM, which I believe released some models recently.
PS I rather disagree with 'AI god' as something that is likely to come out of these efforts anytime soon personally, though that's a longer discussion.