I wasn't aware that an inanimate piece of software run by a corporation can be 'doxxed'. Totally inaccurate use of the neologism.
You cannot "dox" an AI model.
Given the traction the model has received, it is extremely newsworthy to know who's developing and hosting it.
my question is: how does that affect a company's strategy? it's not like management is gonna switch models soon as a new shiny one drops. entire workflows depend on specific models working the way they do; you can't just swap out models.
If it's a really really good model, then yes, people will switch as long as the price is right. Ox Alpha is looking to be a really really good model to the point that it competes with Fable/Sol, and will likely beat them on price.
same business model as crack. best way to get people hooked is to make the first hits free.
You can learn from the variety of techniques they used to come to this conclusion.