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OpenAI signs surprise deal with Google Cloud despite fierce AI rivalry
Under the new deal, Google Cloud will provide additional computing capacity to help OpenAI train and run its AI models. For OpenAI, the partnership addresses growing demands for computing power as the company's annual revenue reached $10 billion as of June, according to sources familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters.
Exclusive: OpenAI taps Google in unprecedented cloud deal despite AI rivalry, sources say
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Report: Google and OpenAI reach cloud deal despite ChatGPT vs Gemini rivalry
As reported by Reuters, OpenAI will be leveraging Google Cloud in its growing need for compute capacity. The deal comes as a shock, really, as Google’s Gemini is one of OpenAI’s biggest competitors, while OpenAI has become a major competitor to Google Search.
OpenAI has not made any deals with movie studios yet because it still has to establish a "level of trust" with Hollywood, ...
In February, executives from OpenAI visited Los Angeles, hoping to strike deals with major Hollywood studios. They left empty handed. The studios declined partnerships to use Sora, the company’s ...
But there also has been controversy in Hollywood around how Sora and other AI tools could displace actors, special effects artists and other workers in the entertainment industry. OpenAI on Monday ...
OpenAI COO Brad Lightcap on Thursday said artificial general intelligence will be reached within the next four years.
Sources say that “Artificial” will be directed by Luca Guadagnino and could star Andrew Garfield as the enigmatic CEO.
While many of OpenAI’s deals have been with news outlets to bring timely information to ChatGPT, the company has its sights set on Hollywood next, with its video product Sora meant to speed up ...
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