Openai’s Sam Altman breaks the silence in Deepseek, a Chinese startup that shakes Silicon Valley | Trend

Openai CEO’s Sam Altman broke silence with China’s AI Startup Deepseek, which sent SHOCKWAVES to Silicon Valley last week when SHOCKWAVES released the open source AI model, Deepseek R1. Altman acknowledged that Altman, which ignited the artificial intelligence revolution in the release of Chatgpt in November 2022, acknowledged that R1 was a “impressive model” shared this morning.

Deepseek’s Sam Altman

“DeepSeek’s R1 is an impressive model, especially for what can be provided for prices,” wrote Openai’s CEO, and he added that having a competitors is fine. He has also expressed confidence in the AI ​​startup ability to provide better models.

“We provide a much better model, and it is legal to have a new competitors!” Altman said. He suggested that Openai would reconstruct the planned release to catch up with the demand of the market, but eventually AGI, a kind of artificial intelligence, which is a kind of human cognitive ability. Alternatively, keep focusing on the research roadmap for artificial general information.

“I will raise some releases, but in most cases we believe that we continue to run on a research roadmap and to succeed in our mission,” said Openai. CEO suggests that improving computational skills is important in maintaining Openai edges.

Altman concluded his posts, saying that the world needs a lot of AI, and the people are “surprised” to the next generation of AI models.

“I’m looking forward to taking all after AGI,” he said and repeated the Openai mission to create AGI.

Altman said Altman said that Altman hadn’t yet built an AI system that was wiser than humans yet. AGI is a theoretical concept that has been researched and developed. However, in a blog post on January 6, Altman knew how Openai would build AGI and expand in 2025.

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