Source: Microsoft has completed training a family of models, codenamed MAI, and is experimenting with swapping out OpenAI's models in Copilot for the MAI models
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Discussion
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@glinden
Greg Linden
on bluesky
Yes, if open source or homegrown LLM models are almost as good and much cheaper to deploy, everyone is going to use the cheap models instead. This is a big problem for OpenAI and other startups trying to charge a premium for models that aren't clearly better when actually used i…
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@ns123abc
Nik
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🚨🚨🚨BREAKING: Microsoft has begun cutting ties with OpenAI and is now testing models from xAI, Meta and DeepSeek for replacements in Co-pilot it's so fucking over [image]
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@zephyr_z9
@zephyr_z9
on x
>after OpenAI refused to share technical details about how o1 works Now we know why Microsoft isn't participating in Stargate
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@amir
Amir Efrati
on x
New: Microsoft has access to OpenAI's IP. That doesn't mean it's simple for Microsoft to recreate OpenAI's innovations. [image]
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@aaronpholmes
Aaron Holmes
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News: MSFT staff under Mustafa Suleyman have trained a new family of models, dubbed MAI, that they think stack up with top models from OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. Suleyman's unit is also developing reasoning models: that could compete with o1/o3: https://www.theinformation.com/ ...
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@danielnewmanuv
Daniel Newman
on x
Unless you've been living under a rock for the last six months, the beginning of the end of the Microsoft open AI happy partnership has been evident. Either way Microsoft had to move towards building its own models, expanding to use more open source models and hedging its long-t…
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@ecommerceshares
@ecommerceshares
on x
Looks like $MSFT is abandoning the OpenAI ship.... Masayoshi Son top-ticked AGAIN. When will the Saudis say “This is enough! Stop fucking around, we want our cash back!”
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r/OpenAI
r
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Microsoft reportedly ramps up AI efforts to compete with OpenAI