OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is looking for investors to start producing AI chips. According to Bloomberg, the search for partners is carried out mainly in the United States, Asia and the Middle East, in particular in the United Arab Emirates.
Sam Altman began looking for investors to start producing chips for artificial intelligence. Bloomberg writes about this citing sources.
According to the agency, the search for investors is carried out mainly in the USA, Asia, the Middle East and, in particular, in the United Arab Emirates. Altman has already met with potential partners and informed them that launching chip production would be impossible without approval from US authorities.
Bloomberg notes that OpenAI may face difficulties launching microprocessor production. One of them is antitrust controls, as Altman will likely create a company separate from OpenAI to issue shares.
OpenAI’s plans to launch chip production are related to concerns about their possible shortage amid enthusiasm around the development of artificial intelligence technologies, the agency emphasizes.
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