Musk’s 97.4 billion dollars for Openi wants to “slow down the competitor,” says Altman Sam Sam
Openi Executive Director Sam Altman visits “Making Money with Charles Payne” at Studios Fox Business Network in New York on December 4, 2024.
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Paris – Elon musk The goal is to “slow down the competitors” when the investment group he conducted made a proposal of $ 97.4 billion for Openi control, the company’s executive director Sam Altman at CNBC said on Tuesday.
Asked how seriously he takes the Musk offer, which Altman had previously rejected in the X social media, the head of the Openii said, “Not special.”
“I think it is a slow to slow down the competitor and make up for his thing, but I don’t really know … to the point that anyone does it,” Altman added, in response to the questions of another journalist aside AI Action Summit in Paris.
CNBC addressed Toberoff, Tesla and X.
Elon musk is a leading group of investors on offer to buy control of Openi for $ 97.4 billion, CNBC confirmed on Monday. The offer is for a non -profit organization that oversees the launch of artificial intelligence behind Chatgpt.
“It’s time for Openi to return to an open pod, a force focused on safety, it used to be,” said Musk’s lawyer Marc Toberoff, adding that he filed an offer on Monday.
Musk has its own Ai company called Xai, which is behind the Chatbot Grok.
– Ari Levy Cnbc -ai Lora Kolodny contributed to this report.
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