OpenAI strengthens efforts to compete with Google AI
Jinse Finance reported that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently admitted in an internal memo that Google's progress in the field of artificial intelligence may bring "short-term economic headwinds" to the company. According to The Information, Altman acknowledged that Google's newly launched AI model may have temporarily taken the lead, and stated, "We know we still have work to do," and that public opinion "may be rather tough for a while." Altman specifically praised Google's "outstanding results" in the model pre-training phase, while OpenAI is developing a new model called Shallotpeat to address technical challenges. Although OpenAI's valuation remains as high as $500 billions, competitors including Anthropic and Google are accelerating their catch-up efforts, with the latter gradually narrowing the usage gap with ChatGPT through the Gemini chatbot.
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