The partnership will enable the South Korean Technology Company to use Chatgpt for his artificial intelligence services.
OPENAI chief Sam Altman made a contract with South Korea’s technological gigantic giant because a company based in California is looking for new alliances after Chinese rival Deepseek shook the global AI industry.
The cocoa, which owns an Internet Bank, the largest taxi for taxi in South Korea and Karacaotalk, announced on Tuesday a partnership that allowed him to use Chatt for his new artificial intelligence services, joining the Global Association led by Openi in the middle of an intensity competition in the sector.
Altman’s company is part of Stargate Drive, announced by the President of the United States Donald Trump, who seeks to invest up to $ 500 billion in AI infrastructure in the US.
But the newcomer of Ai Deepsek sent a silicon valley to anger, with some calling high performance and allegedly low calling costs for waking up for us developers.
“We are excited to bring advanced AI into cocoa -than millions of users and worked together to integrate our technology into services that convert that cocoa users communicate and connect,” Altman said in Seoul.
“Cocoa deeply understands how technology can enrich everyday life,” he added.
Executive Director of the Cocoa Chung said that she was “delighted” by the “strategic cooperation” with OpenAI.
The agenda of Altman also included meetings with two top South Korean chips, Samsung and SK Hynix, both key suppliers of advanced semiconductors used in AI servers.
Altman met with the president of the SK Group Chey Tae-Won and SK Hynix Kwak Noh-Jung CEO in Seoul to discuss cooperation on AI memory chips, including high permeability memory (HBM) and AI services.
He is expected to meet with President Samsung Electronics Lee Jae-Yonga on Tuesday.
Jaejuna Kim, Executive Vice President Samsung’s Memorial Business, said last week that the company “overseen the trends in the industry with regard to various scenarios” when asked about Deepsek.
Deepseek’s appearance has encouraged accusations that he has revealed the possibilities of leading American technology, such as AI Power Chatgpt.
Openii warned last week that Chinese companies are actively trying to repeat their advanced AI models, which has encouraged closer to cooperation with the US authorities.
Openii says that rivals use a process known as distillation in which developers who create smaller models learn from the greater copying of their behavior and the decision-making form-like as a student learning from teachers.
The company itself faces multiple accusations of breach of intellectual ownership, primarily related to the use of materials protected by copyright in the training of its generative AI models.
