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🚨 OpenAI CEO criticizes the timing of WSJ article release on AI 🤖
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, expressed his surprise at the timing of The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) publishing an article titled "The next big leap in AI is falling behind expectations and is incredibly expensive." The article was published just hours after OpenAI announced its model o3.
Altman, who considers the WSJ the best newspaper in the United States, pointed out that the timing of the publication was untimely, especially given OpenAI's recent announcement. The company is developing a new generation of inference models to provide deeper insights into user queries. To avoid trademark conflicts with the British telecommunications operator O2, OpenAI may skip the name "o2" and proceed directly with "o3."
- The WSJ article questions the advancements and costs of AI, which contrasts with OpenAI's announcement of its model o3.
- Altman's criticism reflects the tension between media coverage and industry announcements in a field as dynamic as AI.
- The decision to skip the name "o2" demonstrates OpenAI's attention to legal and branding details in the launch of its products.
This situation highlights the importance of communication and timing in the dissemination of tech news, especially in such a competitive and rapidly evolving sector as artificial intelligence. 🚀💡 #OpenAI #IA #WSJ $BTC $NEIRO $NOT
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, expressed his surprise at the timing of The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) publishing an article titled "The next big leap in AI is falling behind expectations and is incredibly expensive." The article was published just hours after OpenAI announced its model o3.
Altman, who considers the WSJ the best newspaper in the United States, pointed out that the timing of the publication was untimely, especially given OpenAI's recent announcement. The company is developing a new generation of inference models to provide deeper insights into user queries. To avoid trademark conflicts with the British telecommunications operator O2, OpenAI may skip the name "o2" and proceed directly with "o3."
- The WSJ article questions the advancements and costs of AI, which contrasts with OpenAI's announcement of its model o3.
- Altman's criticism reflects the tension between media coverage and industry announcements in a field as dynamic as AI.
- The decision to skip the name "o2" demonstrates OpenAI's attention to legal and branding details in the launch of its products.
This situation highlights the importance of communication and timing in the dissemination of tech news, especially in such a competitive and rapidly evolving sector as artificial intelligence. 🚀💡 #OpenAI #IA #WSJ $BTC $NEIRO $NOT
💵 The CEO of Tether acknowledges that the U.S. government could easily shut down Tether if it wanted to.
Tether has no intention of fighting the U.S. and is not under investigation; the WSJ publication is irresponsible, the CEO of Tether stated amid FUD surrounding the company.
The company is taking every possible measure to combat money laundering and illegal transactions, actively cooperating with the FBI, the U.S. Department of Justice, and other law enforcement agencies.
#Tether #usa #wsj #news #FBI
Tether has no intention of fighting the U.S. and is not under investigation; the WSJ publication is irresponsible, the CEO of Tether stated amid FUD surrounding the company.
The company is taking every possible measure to combat money laundering and illegal transactions, actively cooperating with the FBI, the U.S. Department of Justice, and other law enforcement agencies.
#Tether #usa #wsj #news #FBI
🚨 WAR THREATS 🚨
#trump Considers Preemptive Airstrikes on #Iran to Stop It from Building Nuclear Weapons - #WSJ
#Israel Prepares to Strike Iran's #Nuclear Sites - The Times of Israel
❌ (they always find new ways to scare. Nothing has ever happened after similar news, they throw in some information, drain the market and then there is silence) every time a new scare tactic for the market, so far everyone is willing to buy it…
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#trump Considers Preemptive Airstrikes on #Iran to Stop It from Building Nuclear Weapons - #WSJ
#Israel Prepares to Strike Iran's #Nuclear Sites - The Times of Israel
❌ (they always find new ways to scare. Nothing has ever happened after similar news, they throw in some information, drain the market and then there is silence) every time a new scare tactic for the market, so far everyone is willing to buy it…
DON'T BE SCARED ❌