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AI idealized by Sam Altman: A miniature model endowed with superior reasoning capacities, serving any scenario.

Advanced AI could entail a compact system boasting extraordinary logical acumen, capable of resolving any conundrum, irrespective of whether it's data-restricted.

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AI with Superhuman Reasoning: Tiny Models Aim to Solve Problems Independently Regardless of Data Access

AI idealized by Sam Altman: A miniature model endowed with superior reasoning capacities, serving any scenario.

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Let's take a look at the evolving AI landscape, particularly focus on OpenAI and Microsoft, twofront-runners battling it out tounleash the next-gen AI models.

The big bosses in the AI sphere, OpenAI and Microsoft, are locked in a heated competition to pump out cutting-edge models, with OpenAI seemingly edging ahead. However, Microsoft is taking a different tack to make a real difference in the world.

OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, paints a picture of a dream AI system in the future – one that's remarkably intelligent, boasting superhuman reasoning skills, lightning-fast speed, and a whopping 1 trillion tokens of context, with access to every tool you can imagine.

Here's what Altman believes the ultimate AI will be like:

According to Altman, the AI needs only the ability to think, search, simulate, and solve – not the data or knowledge itself. Although he admits the process is slow and expensive.

Microsoft's CEO, Satya Nadella, laments that OpenAI had a two-year head start in the ChatGPT game, making it tough for others to catch up. Yet, as the "tech bromance" between Microsoft and OpenAI starts to fracture, Microsoft is making moves to Ellis Island itself from over-reliance on OpenAI for AI smarts.

Reports suggest Microsoft shirked two massive data center contracts because it didn't want to offer additional support to OpenAI for training ChatGPT. Ironically, Sam Altman claimed OpenAI is no longer compute-constrained, potentially referring to its massive multi-billion dollar Stargate project aimed at constructing data centers across the US for AI advancements.

Microsoft's AI Chief, Mustafa Suleyman, confirmed the creation of their "off-frontier" AI models. Yet, despite hosting a 3-6-month delay, Suleyman admitted they'll play a cautious second, allowing them to slash development costs.

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  1. Microsoft's AI Chief, Mustafa Suleyman, is developing "off-frontier" AI models, aiming to reduce development costs, despite a potential 3-6 month delay.
  2. The ultimate AI, as envisioned by OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, will be a personalized assistant, swift, powerful, and capable of coding and integrating with various systems.
  3. Sam Altman believes the AI needs the ability to think, search, simulate, and solve, rather than relying on large amounts of data or knowledge.
  4. In the realm of technology, Microsoft is moving away from over-reliance on OpenAI for AI intelligence, possibly due to the competitive advantage OpenAI holds in software, such as ChatGPT, due to a two-year head start.

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