An internal Microsoft document instructs Azure salespeople to say that OpenAI's licenses have “limited enterprise-grade capabilities” and fewer privacy features
Microsoft to OpenAI customers: Don't buy products from the innovator. Buy from us—the company relying on the innovator. https://www.theinformation.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
The team got Microsoft's instructions to its salespeople on how to compete with OpenAI... You may recall Microsoft owns about half of OpenAI. I love tech. https://www.theinformation.com/ ... https://twitter.com/...
I actually don't even know if openAI folks would disagree. Selling to established enterprises is a different beast than startups (esp in regulated sectors). Why not stay super focused on startups w cutting edge use cases and let Microsoft handle the boomers? Seems like a win win …
This is such weak sauce, Amir, do better. This likely comes from a table on the 9th page of a FAQ where the first two pages talk about the OAI/MS partnership. https://twitter.com/...
RT @QuinnyPig: Sure have been a lot of @azure cross-tenant vulnerabilities that they've never publicly addressed meaningfully for them to be casting those stones. https://twitter.com/...
Sure have been a lot of @azure cross-tenant vulnerabilities that they've never publicly addressed meaningfully for them to be casting those stones. https://twitter.com/...