Scaling AI for everyone
OpenAI revealed a massive $110 billion investment round, valuing the company at $730 billion pre-money. Contributors include SoftBank ($30B), NVIDIA ($30B), and Amazon ($50B). The funding will support scaling AI for everyone.
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