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In this week's Future Proof podcast, hosts Anthony and Shane dive into recent AI announcements from tech giants Meta and Microsoft.
They analyze Meta's plans to build the world's largest AI supercomputer using 350,000 NVIDIA chips and make their AI models open source. This allows developers to access cutting-edge AI capabilities and helps Meta attract talent. However, it also forces competitors to keep innovating.
Next, they discuss Microsoft's new Copilot integration which embeds AI into Office 365 products like Word, PowerPoint and Excel for $20/month. This provides a smoother user experience compared to OpenAI's ChatGPT. While there is likely revenue sharing between Microsoft and OpenAI, Copilot seems poised to cannibalize some of OpenAI's direct-to-consumer business.
Anthony and Shane are impressed by Meta and Microsoft's strategic plays to lead in AI through supercomputing power, developer mindshare and product integration respectively. This contrasts with Google which lacks a cohesive AI strategy despite pioneering nearly all the early research that drives GenAI we use today.
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In this week's Future Proof podcast, hosts Anthony and Shane dive into recent AI announcements from tech giants Meta and Microsoft.
They analyze Meta's plans to build the world's largest AI supercomputer using 350,000 NVIDIA chips and make their AI models open source. This allows developers to access cutting-edge AI capabilities and helps Meta attract talent. However, it also forces competitors to keep innovating.
Next, they discuss Microsoft's new Copilot integration which embeds AI into Office 365 products like Word, PowerPoint and Excel for $20/month. This provides a smoother user experience compared to OpenAI's ChatGPT. While there is likely revenue sharing between Microsoft and OpenAI, Copilot seems poised to cannibalize some of OpenAI's direct-to-consumer business.
Anthony and Shane are impressed by Meta and Microsoft's strategic plays to lead in AI through supercomputing power, developer mindshare and product integration respectively. This contrasts with Google which lacks a cohesive AI strategy despite pioneering nearly all the early research that drives GenAI we use today.
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