Google Asks Feds to Kill Microsoft’s Cloud Hosting Deal With OpenAI
Case in point, Google has reportedly approached the FTC and asked the agency to end Microsoft’s exclusive deal with OpenAI to provide cloud hosting for ChatGPT. It argues the deal limits competition and potentially could impose higher costs on developers seeking to use ChatGPT APIs in their products.
Suleyman reveals nuanced AGI perspective, suggesting technological transformation requires patience beyond OpenAI's swift ...
The project’s leader says that allowing everyone to access the collection of public-domain books will help “level the playing ...
OpenAI is reportedly considering removing a clause from its agreement with Microsoft in a bid to gain more investments from ...
The AI CEO at Microsoft is reported to have hired a number of former colleagues to help run an all new AI health unit in ...
OpenAI said Monday it’s releasing its buzzy AI video-generation tool, Sora, later in the day. TakeAway Points: OpenAI, which ...
Google recently requested the US Federal Trade Commission to break Microsoft's exclusive deal to host OpenAI's technology on ...
How Microsoft’s Copilot Vision is attempting to set itself apart from OpenAI with Edge integration, and a companion-like AI ...
OpenAI currently has 300 million weekly users, according to Friar, up from 250 million in October and 200 million in August.
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