Microsoft AI chief says company beat OpenAI using quarter of compute
· Politics · United States
Microsoft's AI chief said the company's latest AI model outperforms an OpenAI base model on certain pre-training metrics using a quarter of the computing power, according to Business Insider. The claim underscores intensifying competition between Microsoft and its partner OpenAI in developing frontier AI models. Efficiency gains in pre-training could lower the cost of building advanced AI systems.
Why it matters:Competition over AI model efficiency could reshape the balance of power between Microsoft and OpenAI and lower barriers to developing advanced AI.
Key points
- Microsoft's AI chief said its model beats an OpenAI base model on some pre-training metrics
- The company used a quarter of the computing power, he said
- The claim highlights competition between Microsoft and OpenAI
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