Although not so long ago the billionaire signed an open letter calling for a six-month pause in the development of advanced AI models, he is already building a team of experts to compete with market leader OpenAI. Musk previously hired two former DeepMind researchers to develop a competitor to ChatGPT.

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the project provides building a productive AI that the company will train on its own huge data array. It is not yet clear how Twitter will use this technology. An insider speculates that the generative neural network will expand the search capabilities on the platform or help the company rebuild its advertising business.

There are no details about Musk’s future AI. The only thing we can escape from today is its hostile relationship with OpenAI, as claimed by the Twitter boss. tries to learn at any cost. The fact is that Elon Musk was one of the founders of this company in 2015. However, he left the management team in 2018 and stopped funding research. He allegedly wanted to be the CEO of the company because he believed he was far behind Google. However, Sam Altman, who was then in charge and still in charge, disagreed. This The reason for Musk’s departure from the business world and his “personal hostility” was the power struggle, as was supposed., although officially both parties claim that the whole thing is a conflict of interest involving Tesla. Regardless, Altman’s statements that Musk continued to fund the research did not materialize – he is no longer paying, which further fuels the rumors. The conflict intensified when OpenAI released ChatGPT and quickly won the favor of users.

I still don’t understand how a nonprofit to which I donated nearly $100 million somehow became a nonprofit with a market cap of $30 billion. If it’s legal, why isn’t everyone doing it?
Musk wrote on his twitter. He has repeatedly criticized OpenAI for becoming non-commercial and losing its independence.

Unnamed people allegedly from Musk’s circle say: a billionaire He was “infuriated” when he saw the success of ChatGPT in November. A month later, it cut off OpenAI’s access to Twitter data. And now, it seems, he wants to compete directly with his former partners.