This information raises questions, given Musk’s recent calls for a six-month hiatus from AI development.
He also criticized OpenAI, which released the acclaimed ChatGPT chatbot. Musk was one of its founders, but eventually withdrew its funding, and in response, OpenAI set up a commercial subsidiary to raise the necessary capital backed by a $1 billion investment from Microsoft.
Most likely, Musk’s animosity with OpenAI is already getting personal, so it seems he wants to compete with his former organization.
Source: Ferra
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