After the Deepseek -shock, the American pioneer of artificial intelligence, OpenAi, starts to attack. In competition with the Hype-Ki from China, an aid for complex examination was presented and announced an alliance with the Japanese tech investor Softbank.
OpenAI and the Soft Bank will work together in the AI area in the future: a joint venture in Japan must be offered for business customers, said Softbaas Masayoshi Son on Monday. Then he agreed with OpenAi -Baas Sam Altman.
Softbank pays three billion a year
The investment giant will also pay three billion dollars annually to use OpenAI’s technology in the Softbank Group companies. The group wants to become the biggest financial investor in OpenAIAI and, as was known last week, with which Chatgpt developers invest up to $ 25 billion.
Softbank also offers $ 15 billion for the recently announced “Stargate” project for the expansion of the digital AI infrastructure in the US, in which Microsoft, Oracle, Nvidia and the Softbank -Daughter arm are also involved.
New AI tool “Deep Research” unveiled
On Sunday, OpenAi also presented a new AI tool called “Deep Research”. As the company has announced, the program manages to investigate complex tasks in various steps on the internet. “It creates in a few minutes that a person would be needed for many hours,” said OpenAI.
The Ki startup added that “deep research” was still in its infancy and therefore pushed to the limit. For example, the program may have difficulty distinguishing credible information from rumors. “Deep Research” is powered by a version of the OpenAI O3 model that is optimized for browsing the internet and data analysis, says OpenAIAI.
Source: Krone
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