Here we go again, another sickening chapter in the tale of corporate gluttony, as investors drool over the juicy prospects of OpenAI and Databricks, while Oracle, the once mighty tech titan, is left begging for scraps at the big boys' table. The artificial intelligence market has turned into an all-you-can-eat buffet for the elite, a shameless frenzy of cash-grabbing and power plays.

OpenAI, the golden child of the AI world, is reportedly raising $10 billion from Amazon, which may be part of an eye-watering $100 billion from a range of investors, creating a valuation of $750 billion. This ludicrous sum is not an indication of progress, but a frantic bid to monopolize the AI market. Meanwhile, Databricks, another player in the artificial intelligence field, is doing precisely what? Ah, yes, following in OpenAI's footsteps; lining its pockets with the hard cash of eager investors clamouring for a piece of the AI pie.

And Oracle? Well, Oracle is the ignored runt of the litter, left in the dust as investors flock to the shiny new toys on the market. But let's not shed tears for Oracle, this is not a David and Goliath story; Oracle is no innocent victim. They simply failed to innovate and adapt, and now they're paying the price.

The unfettered enthusiasm of investors for OpenAI and Databricks reeks of opportunism. It's the intoxicating allure of quick profit, not a sincere belief in the transformative power of artificial intelligence. If these venture capitalists cared about the future of AI, they'd invest in multiple players to ensure healthy competition and innovation. Instead, they've chosen to inflate a dangerous bubble, one that puts monopolistic power in the hands of a few.

These tech titans, their pockets overflowing with investor cash, have a stranglehold on the AI industry that stifles innovation and crushes smaller players. In their quest for profitability, they've lost sight of the real potential of AI - to revolutionize industries, solve pressing global issues, and improve lives. But who cares about that when you can make a quick buck, right?

This feeding frenzy is symptomatic of a larger issue; the brutal wealth disparity in the tech industry. While a few giants enjoy the banquet, countless startups and innovators are left scavenging for the leftovers. This is not the healthy, competitive market we need to drive AI innovation; it's a toxic, winner-takes-all game.

So, let's call this what it is: a shameless display of corporate greed and short-sightedness. Investors, blinded by dollar signs, are enabling the monopolization of the AI industry. They're not investing in the future; they're sabotaging it.

It's high time we question the narratives spun by these corporate giants and their investor cronies. They're not heroes leading the AI revolution; they're vultures picking at the carcass of a once vibrant industry. The path to true AI innovation is not paved with gold, but with diversity, competition, and ethical practices.

So, while the investors can't get enough of OpenAI and Databricks, let's remember who's really paying the price: the underdogs, the innovators, the ones daring to challenge the status quo. Let's not decorate the vultures while the minnows starve.