The corporate moat is the army of lawyers they have. It doesn’t matter whether they win or not if you can’t afford endless litigation. Is the same for patents.
The music industry has an army of lawyers too, and it did not make a damn bit of difference once bittorrent was popularized.
IP law means nothing once tens of millions of people are openly violating it.
The software industry is about to learn this lesson too.
Funny, their army of lawyers seems incapable of stopping me from easily downloading pirated software or coding an open alternative to their closed-source software with AI if I wanted to..
You cannot keep a purely legally-enforced moat in the face of advancing technology.