I think he meant who own the AI? Beside Stable Diffusion, all those fancy AI we saw recently are running on someone else computer. And it could be rate limited, more expensive, of offer specific feature for specific membership.

To continue on your example, Besos could probably buy OpenAI.

I don't see that as threatening by itself, but more a continuation of a particular class of people owning the means of productions.

Props to Stable Diffusion and I hope to see more of those type of AI, as opposed to fancy black box at the other side of an API.