OpenAI wants to spend 7 trillion US dollars to build a wafer factory.
At the end of last year, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman began promoting a bold plan.
Will OpenAI, which has been 'necked' by non-profit organizations, eventually break free and go public?
However, some analysts pointed out that if OpenAI considers conducting its initial public offering (IPO) in the USA in the future, the company will face many challenges, with the most significant being rewriting its corporate charter.
The revolutionary O1 model has been unveiled, and OpenAI has warned that the risk of biological weapons has also increased.
①o1 faces a 'medium' risk on issues related to "chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear" weapons - this is also the highest risk rating ever given to its model by OpenAI; ②Experts say that AI software with more advanced functions (such as the ability to perform step-by-step reasoning) is more likely to be abused in the hands of malicious actors.
The new era of AI has begun! OpenAI's reasoning model that can 'think and solve problems logically' has appeared.
① The OpenAI o1 model (the "strawberry" large model) marks a new level of artificial intelligence in the field of complex reasoning tasks; ② By changing the behavior of the AI model, the new model can effectively improve the quality of answers while avoiding some inherent flaws; ③ OpenAI has released two models, o1-preview version and o1 mini.
SensorTower: Global AI application revenue from January to August increased by 51% year-on-year to $2 billion, and it is expected to reach $3.3 billion in revenue by 2024.
2023 is a year of explosive growth in global AI applications, and in 2024, driven by the strong performance of leading AI applications, overall revenue surged by 51% year-on-year in the first 8 months. It is expected that the full-year revenue for 2024 will reach 3.3 billion US dollars.
Microsoft's AI move, "Coming Late", Recall will open for testing in October.
Microsoft's AI search function Recall used to take screenshots every few seconds on a PC, by default, capturing all activities in Windows, including sensitive user information, which raised security concerns. In June, Microsoft will change this feature to be disabled by default and promises to enhance its security.