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<p><strong>Summary:</strong><br><strong>Google is strategically advancing in the AI race by prioritizing open collaboration and ecosystem building</strong>, contrasting with what the author perceives as <strong>OpenAI's slower, more closed-off approach</strong>. <strong>Google's recent moves include keeping some research private, launching its advanced Gemini 2.5 model with broad free access, and introducing the A2A communication protocol for AI agents</strong>, aiming to foster interoperability across different AI systems. </p><p><strong>The AI landscape is shifting from focusing on individual large models to a network of collaborating AI agents</strong>, akin to the transition from early steam engines to the widespread impact of interconnected machinery during the industrial revolution. <strong>This suggests that OpenAI's reliance on a closed ecosystem centered around its technology may hinder its future competitiveness</strong> as the industry moves toward open standards and co...