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Axios on MSNJony Ive hire is a big bet on hardware for OpenAIWith its multibillion-dollar purchase of Apple design legend Jony Ive's startup, OpenAI is doubling down on a bet that the AI revolution will birth a new generation of novel consumer devices. Why it matters: Just as the web first came to us on the personal computer and the cloud enabled the rise of the smartphone,
Related: Microsoft has a secret weapon in war against Google, Amazon. During this year’s conference, attendees learned something unexpected when Microsoft revealed that it will
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, foresees a future where humanoid robots are commonplace, impacting perceptions of work and technology. He acknowledges ongoing AI-related job disruptions and highlights the need for society to prepare for rapid changes in the workforce.
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India Today on MSNSam Altman says smart robots are coming and world is not ready for itOpenAI CEO Sam Altman says while the world is concerned about AI taking over jobs, a more dramatic shift at work is coming our way. He says that soon smart robots will take over and the world is not prepared to see the kind of disruption it will bring.
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When OpenAI unleashed ChatGPT on the world in November 2022, it lit the fuse that ignited the generative AI era.But Karen Hao, author of the new book, Empire of AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman's OpenAI,
As OpenAI CEO Sam Altman toured the Middle East with Donald Trump, promoting a regional "Stargate Project," a quieter but equally profound AI revolution was unfolding in China. At its center is not a headline-chasing and media-hungry founder,
A Texas-based data center, being constructed by startup Crusoe for OpenAI, has reportedly secured an additional $11.6 billion in funding.
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OpenAI boss Sam Altman defended the Trump administration’s move to support artificial intelligence deals with the UAE and Saudi Arabia while blasting critics of the arrangements as “naïve.” Several AI deals were announced during Trump’s recent Middle East tour – including a pact in which Nvidia and AMD agreed to sell thousands of chips to Saudi Arabia.