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During the Elon Musk vs. OpenAI trial, OpenAI's lawyers got Elon Musk to admit that his company xAI used distillation on OpenAI's models as part of its training process.
Microsoft and OpenAI have revised their partnership agreement, removing the clause related to the achievement of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
Following its revised deal with Microsoft, OpenAI announced a major partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and is now positioning itself as an "AWS first product."
OpenAI CFO Sarah Fryer has reportedly stated the company cannot withstand the scrutiny of going public at this time.
Meta and Google are using AI to flip their ad targeting model, where the AI analyzes the ad creative itself to find the most likely customers, a strategy known as "the creative is the targeting."
Mark Zuckerberg has publicly stated a future vision for Meta's ad platform where advertisers only need to provide their product and money, and Meta's AI will generate the ads and deliver customers.
Google considers the AI model training technique of distillation to be an "attack."
Anthropic has implemented anti-distillation protocols to prevent other models from training on its own.
During jury selection for the Elon Musk vs. OpenAI trial, questionnaires revealed that many potential jurors held a strong personal dislike for Elon Musk.
During his lawsuit against OpenAI, Elon Musk proposed subsuming OpenAI into Tesla as a way to compete more effectively against Google in the AI sector.
In his testimony, Elon Musk admitted he only read the first section of a four-page 2018 email from OpenAI that outlined its for-profit structure.
An email from Elon Musk revealed his concern that OpenAI was not on a path to catch up with DeepMind and that its non-profit structure might have been a mistake.