OPEN-WEIGHT AI MODELS WON'T REPLACE CLOSED RIVALS
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AI demand continues to exceed computing capacity, with no oversupply expected soon. Morgan Stanley predicts companies will adopt a mixed approach, using both open and closed AI models rather than consolidating around one type.
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