Two smart people who work with computers, Yann LeCun and Vinod Khosla, don't agree on how to make the best computer brain. Yann thinks that if everyone can see and use the same ideas, then better brains will be made faster. But Vinod thinks that keeping his ideas secret is a good way to make more money. They are talking about something called AI, which helps computers think like people. This is important because it can change how powerful countries are in the world. The article also talks about some other companies and people who work with AI and how they are doing. Read from source...

- The title is misleading and sensationalist, implying a direct clash between the two tech leaders rather than a disagreement on the future of AI technology.
- The article focuses too much on the past performance of Destiny Tech100 Inc., which is not relevant to the main topic of the debate about open-source vs closed-source AI models.
- The article does not provide enough context or evidence for LeCun's claim that open-source AI models will overtake closed-source rivals, such as how he defines "overtake" and what factors will influence this outcome.
- The article mentions Khosla's investment in OpenAI but does not disclose his own financial interests or potential conflicts of interest in promoting closed-source AI models.
- The article uses emotive language, such as "fundamental disagreement", "global power dynamics", and "national security reasons" to inflame the reader's emotions rather than present a balanced and rational analysis.