""We're going to partner with a lot of people," Altman told "The A16z Podcast" in an episode that aired Wednesday. "You should expect much more from us in the coming months.""
"Altman described the recent deals as a "very aggressive infrastructure bet" and said the rationale behind them was that the bet was so large that OpenAI needed "the whole industry, or a big chunk of the industry, to support it.""
"He added that if its AI model capability reaches the level OpenAI anticipates, then the "economic value that sits there can go very, very far.""
OpenAI announced a chip deal with AMD and secured major infrastructure and compute partnerships with Nvidia, CoreWeave, and Oracle, collectively pushing the value of its dealmaking to over $1 trillion this year. OpenAI has about 800 million weekly active ChatGPT users, positioning the company substantially ahead of rivals. The company frames the recent agreements as a very aggressive infrastructure bet that requires broad industry support. The rationale for large-scale partnerships is that achieving anticipated AI model capability could unlock substantial long-term economic value. OpenAI plans additional partnerships in the coming months and has shifted toward more control over its supply chain.
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