Microsoft has formed a new team to develop smaller and cheaper AI models as an alternative to OpenAI's large language models. This move is part of the company's efforts to expand its AI capabilities, particularly in the conversational AI space. The decision is driven by the increasing profitability and adoption of AI services and infrastructure providers. Additionally, NVIDIA's high-performance GPU production is attracting attention for its role in powering the next decade of AI development. Meanwhile, Alphabet's Google has partnered with startup Hugging Face to host AI software on its cloud computing network, providing open-source developers with greater access to the technology.
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Alphabet’s Google forged a deal to host AI software from startup Hugging Face on its cloud computing network, giving open source developers greater access to the technology https://t.co/2LubxXFrgz
Microsoft takes on OpenAI with smaller and cheaper AI models. https://t.co/kWmbb43CPt #OpenAI #ChatGPT #Microsoft
Software, services and infrastructure providers are experiencing significant increases in profitability, driven by increased AI adoption. https://t.co/zzZmfJcLtK
The core infrastructure that will power the next decade of AI development and beyond is undergoing a massive shift. NVIDIA's soaring revenues from high-performance GPU production have brought attention to the ways that access to these chips will be distributed to the… https://t.co/fmCDppj2oW https://t.co/op7YoBMPgN
AI adoption in the cloud is exploding. Wiz analyzed 150,000 public cloud accounts & found: - over 70% had managed AI services — Amazon SageMaker, Azure AI Services & GCP Vertex AI 2 takeaways: - Azure OpenAI is seeing explosive growth compared to others (justifying the $10B… https://t.co/MNPJHKS2yF
Microsoft $MSFT is doubling down on artificial intelligence that’s smaller and cheaper to run than OpenAI’s Microsoft has formed a new team to develop conversational AI that requires less computing power compared to software it’s using from OpenAI - The Information https://t.co/ursn4Ok788
Exclusive: Microsoft has created a new team to build “small” AI that’s cheaper than OpenAI’s. https://t.co/yILK3YitED By @aaronpholmes
New: Microsoft is getting serious about making small language models as a cheaper alternative to LLMs / OpenAI https://t.co/6dwczwvT1l @aaronpholmes https://t.co/ncYUM97iTU