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A new board of directors is currently being formed Sam Altman will return to the post of CEO of OpenAI after a coup attempt and his removal from this position a few days ago. Former President Greg Brockman, who resigned in protest of Altman's ouster, will also return. The company said it has an "agreement in principle" to bring back Altman along with a new board of directors consisting of Bret Taylor, Larry Summers and Adam D'Angelo. D'Angelo was on the old board of directors that fired Altman on Friday. [caption id="attachment_84151" align="aligncenter" width="750"] OpenAI[/caption] Sam Altman to return as OpenAI CEO after controversial firing All key parties confirmed that they had reached an agreement. Altman said that “everything I have done over the past few days has been aimed at maintaining the unity of this team and its mission.” One of OpenAI's other major investors, Thrive Capital, called Altman's return "the best thing for the company, its employees, those who use its technology, and the world at large." “OpenAI has the potential to become one of the most influential companies in the history of computing,” said Thrive partner Kelly Sims. “Sam and Greg are deeply committed to company integrity and have an unmatched ability to inspire and lead. We are thrilled that they will be returning to the company they founded and helped build into what it is today.” It was previously reported that 96% of OpenAI employees signed a letter saying they could leave and join Sam Altman at Microsoft unless the startup's board resigns and brings back the ousted CEO along with co-founder and former president Greg Brockman.

For example, she works at Stable Diffusion At the moment, artificial intelligence is practically not involved in Windows, except for the integration of the GPT language model. However, firstly, there are already AMD processors with a dedicated unit for working with AI, and similar ones are being prepared by Intel, secondly, according to rumors, Windows 12 will be built around AI. And now it is reported that ordinary users will get their hands on accelerators for AI from Nvidia, only in software form.  [caption id="attachment_71051" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Nvidia AI[/caption] The power of Nvidia AI accelerators is now on Windows. The company announced that its TensorRT-LLM library, which improves inference performance for the latest large AI language models, is now available for Windows. TensorRT-LLM allows you to significantly speed up your work with AI.   In particular, in Stable Diffusion in the popular web interface of the Auto1111 distribution, Nvidia's development speeds up AI by almost half. As a result, with this improvement, the RTX 4090 is seven times faster than the Apple M2 Ultra. This will only work on a GeForce RTX video card, but for Nvidia, this is quite logical. The company is thus “transforming” its gaming adapters into accelerators for AI.

800 million rubles will go to small businesses Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin said that the authorities have allocated additional funds for the development of artificial intelligence technologies. Most of the funds will go to grants to small businesses. “This year we will additionally allocate almost 1.2 billion rubles to support artificial intelligence. And the majority, about 800 million rubles, is earmarked for grants to small businesses - developers of products and services based on artificial intelligence,” said Mikhail Mishustin. This year, at least 16 companies should receive assistance, which will be able to use these funds to implement their solutions. [caption id="attachment_64660" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Artificial Intelligence[/caption] Mishustin confirmed the allocation of an additional billion for AI Another 250 billion rubles will be spent on the formation and updating of data sets in demand in commercial circulation from government systems, as well as the infrastructure for accessing them: “Such data sets can become the basis for machine learning for organizations in key sectors of the economy and contribute to their digital transformation because these organizations need to rely on high-quality and accessible data.” In addition, it is planned to finance a new wave of research centers in the field of artificial intelligence: “All this creates additional opportunities for launching new promising domestic solutions in such a significant sector, which is especially important in conditions of external pressure and for achieving technological independence.”

Insider data from Reuters Using ChatGPT is very expensive for OpenAI. Each request costs about 4 cents, according to Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon. Therefore, OpenAI is exploring the possibility of creating its own artificial intelligence chips, as Reuters writes, citing people familiar with the company’s plans. Even last year, various options were discussed to solve the problem of the shortage of expensive artificial intelligence chips that OpenAI relies on. Those options included building its own AI chip, working more closely with other chip makers, including Nvidia, and diversifying its suppliers beyond Nvidia.  [caption id="attachment_64566" align="aligncenter" width="600"] ChatGPT costs OpenAI 4 cents[/caption] Each request to ChatGPT costs OpenAI 4 cents. CEO Sam Altman has made acquiring more artificial intelligence chips a top priority for the company. He has publicly complained about a shortage of graphics processors, a market dominated by Nvidia, which controls more than 80% of the global market for chips best suited to run artificial intelligence applications. Efforts to get more chips face two main challenges: a shortage of the cutting-edge processors that run OpenAI's software and the "incredible" costs associated with running the hardware needed to support current products. Since 2020, OpenAI has been developing its generative artificial intelligence technologies on a massive supercomputer built by Microsoft that uses 10,000 Nvidia GPUs.  

The investor should be SoftBank, they want to involve Arm in the development OpenAI is in talks with former Apple designer Jony Ive and Japanese tech giant SoftBank to fund a $1 billion project to create "the iPhone of the world of artificial intelligence," the Financial Times reported on Thursday. OpenAI is trying to build on the success of ChatGPT, and Silicon Valley is looking for the next big hardware platform after the smartphone. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman tapped Quince's company LoveFrom to develop OpenAI's first consumer device. Three sources familiar with the matter told the Financial Times. Ive founded LoveFrom in 2019 after spending two decades at Apple, where he played a key role in developing some of the company's most influential devices, such as the iPhone and iPod. [caption id="attachment_61095" align="aligncenter" width="600"] artificial intelligence[/caption] iPhone in the world of artificial intelligence. Although the project is still in its early stages, the companies have discussed many potential projects in brainstorming sessions and hope to create something that will provide a "more natural and intuitive user experience for interacting with AI." They take inspiration from how the iPhone used the touchscreen to change the way we interact with the mobile Internet. SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son is in talks with companies to invest more than $1 billion in the venture and is discussing creating a company that would leverage the talents and technology of the three firms. Son is also insisting that chip designer Arm, which is 90% owned by SoftBank, will play a central role in the project. The Financial Times writes that the talks are very "serious" but not final, warning that no deal has yet been agreed and that any formal announcement could be months away and the product will likely take years to reach the market.