OpenAI Releases Enterprise Edition of ChatGPT, Competing with Microsoft

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Published inAI News · 1 min read · Sep 11, 2023

OpenAI has launched the enterprise version of ChatGPT, engaging in a direct confrontation with Microsoft. Both parties are competing fiercely to win over corporate users, with Microsoft challenging OpenAI's status as an API provider through its Azure OpenAI service. OpenAI is enhancing its competitiveness by expanding its sources of revenue. The competition between OpenAI and Microsoft has significant implications for the entire AI industry.

Microsoft Copilot Vision AI Upgrade: See Everything on Your Screen at a Glance

Microsoft upgrades Copilot Vision for Windows Insiders, enabling AI to view entire desktops/windows for enhanced visual recognition. Users can activate screen-sharing-like functionality via a glasses icon for content analysis and personalized suggestions, supporting scenarios like resume optimization and real-time mobile camera Q&A. Key features: 1️⃣ Full desktop/window vision 2️⃣ One-click sharing 3️⃣ Mobile camera interaction.....

OpenAI's Former CTO's AI Company Thinking Machines Lab Secures $2 Billion in Funding, Valued at $12 Billion

AI startup Thinking Machines Lab has completed a $2 billion seed round funding, valuing the company at $12 billion, setting a new record for seed funding in Silicon Valley. Founded by Miral Kotb, former CTO of OpenAI, the company has attracted well-known investors such as NVIDIA within less than a year. The company is about to launch its first product, which includes important open-source projects aimed at supporting AI researchers and startups. Despite Meta's failed attempt to acquire the company, it is still seen as a potential challenger to industry giants. This funding reflects...

Former OpenAI Engineer Reveals Chaos and Entrepreneurial Spirit Amid Rapid Growth

A former OpenAI engineer, Calvin French-Owen, revealed insider information about the company after leaving: 1) The number of employees increased from 1,000 to 3,000 within a year, leading to management chaos and issues with the codebase due to rapid expansion; 2) The company still maintained a startup spirit, with teams working around the clock for seven weeks to develop the Codex product; 3) Internal communication was heavily reliant on Slack, creating a unique 'fishbowl' confidentiality culture; 4) Clarified the biggest misunderstanding in the public eye, emphasizing that the company actually places great importance on AI safety, addressing real-world risks such as hate speech, and also has teams researching it.

Meta Announces World's First 1GW+ Power Supercomputer Cluster to Go Live, AI Computing Competition Rises to New Level

Meta accelerates AI infrastructure, targeting a 1GW 'Prometheus' supercomputer with 1.3M NVIDIA H100 GPUs (2 exaflops) by 2026, plus 5GW 'Hyperion' cluster. Plans $60-65B investment by 2025 for AI/data centers, competing with OpenAI/xAI. Commits to open-source and privacy despite environmental concerns.....

Cognition Acquires Windsurf AI Coding Tool, Intensifying the Competition in AI Coding!

A dramatic acquisition has recently taken place in the AI coding field: Cognition acquired Windsurf company. Previously, this company had experienced a $2.4 billion reverse talent acquisition by Google and an unsuccessful $3 billion acquisition offer from OpenAI. Windsurf generates $82 million in annual revenue, has 350 enterprise clients, and tens of thousands of daily active users. After the acquisition, Cognition will integrate Windsurf's AI development environment with its own Devin coding assistant and regain access to the Claude AI model. This deal marks another significant move in the competition.

OpenAI's Acquisition of Windsurf Fails, Google Successfully Poaches the CEO and Core Team

OpenAI's acquisition of Windsurf failed, and Google successfully poached its CEO and core team to join DeepMind. Windsurf, formerly known as Codeium, had raised $200 million in funding and had a valuation of $1.25 billion. Google obtained non-exclusive licensing rights to some of its technology but did not acquire the company. Recently, the popularity of code-generation startups has declined, facing competition from large models like Anthropic and Google. Windsurf will be taken over by its former executives and will continue to operate independently.

OpenAI Delays First Open-Source Large Model Release, Ensuring Safety Becomes Top Priority

OpenAI announced the postponement of its first open-source large model release, with CEO Sam Altman stating that more time is needed for safety testing and risk assessment. This new model, which has performance comparable to o3-mini, may be named 'Open Model,' but the extent of its openness remains unclear. Research Vice President Aidan Clark emphasized that the company maintains strict standards for open source, as the model cannot be recalled once released. Although the delay disappointed some users, OpenAI believes ensuring safety and taking a responsible approach is more important. This decision will shape the future of models.

OpenAI Postpones Open-Source Large Model Release, Prioritizes Safety Testing

OpenAI announced the postponement of the open-source large model release. CEO Sam Altman stated that more time is needed for safety testing. The model was originally scheduled to be released this week but is now delayed until next week to ensure its safety and reliability. Altman emphasized that once the model is released, it cannot be recalled and must be handled with caution. This is OpenAI's first attempt to release a downloadable self-running model, aimed at providing powerful tools for researchers and small businesses. Although the delay is disappointing, the community generally understands the importance of safety testing and believes it is crucial for the AI ecosystem.

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