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- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is reportedly seeking trillions of dollars in investment to overhaul the global semiconductor industry, addressing the supply-and-demand problem with AI chips.
- Altman is in talks with various investors, including the United Arab Emirates government, and could need to raise between $5 trillion and $7 trillion for the project.
- This follows some controversy over Altman's previous chip endeavors and investments, and comes as part of OpenAI's efforts to build large-scale AI infrastructure and a resilient supply chain.
- Altman is in talks with various investors, including the United Arab Emirates government, and could need to raise between $5 trillion and $7 trillion for the project.
- This follows some controversy over Altman's previous chip endeavors and investments, and comes as part of OpenAI's efforts to build large-scale AI infrastructure and a resilient supply chain.
9 months ago
Brilliant strategy to take media attention away from Gemini.
9 months ago
Go big or... Hype harder than ever before! Mr. Altman learned about hype from Mr. Musk, I think.
9 months ago
Yeah, it's funny you say that I was thinking the same thing, he realizes this is how Elon gets all the attention and sucks oxygen out of everything else. I mean to be fair, the cars are great, the rockets exciting and I'm all for it. But it is clearly a media technique.
9 months ago
Well, at least on Musk's part, it's probably at least partially genuine optimism. Altman is a straight up mad scientist. If we get a Bladerunner, corporate fascism style government in the future, he'll be at the head of the queue for leadership.