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OpenAI Is Rebooting Its Robotics Team After disbanding its efforts to build a general purpose robot in 2020, the AI juggernaut is embarking on a new attempt to supply models to other companies aiming to build robots of their own.

OpenAI team did AMA on Reddit yesterday some highlights:

OpenAI has for months been working with Broadcom to create an AI chip for running models, which could arrive as soon as 2026, reports Reuters. Meanwhile, OpenAI plans to use AMD chips through Microsoft's Azure cloud platform for model training.

🗣 Over 10% of the workforce in South Korea is made up of robots, making the country a global leader in this area. According to analysts, for every 10,000 employees, there are 1,012 industrial robots. The number of robots increases by an average o

Meta also launched their First Custom AI chip and what do you think 🤔? What is the future of AI chips industry because one side NVIDIA is dominating their Industry leading GPU's and Companies like OpenAI also is trying to raising funds from Venture

Elon Musk is catching rockets with chopsticks at SpaceX! Sundar Pichai just announced breakthrough quantum computing chips at Google! And Sam Altman is on a 12-day launch streak, rolling out amazing stuff at OpenAI and ofcourse getting close to AGI

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OpenAI has begun using Google's tensor processing units (TPUs) to power ChatGPT and other products, marking a significant shift away from its reliance on Nvidia chips and Microsoft's data centers. This strategic move aims to reduce the high costs ass