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35 snips Jun 15, 2025
This week, groundbreaking advancements in AI hardware took center stage with AMD's launch of the MI400 AI chips in collaboration with OpenAI. Tensions escalate as Chinese firms devise ways to sidestep U.S. chip restrictions. Meanwhile, the podcast touches on the fierce competition among tech giants and the urgent push for ethical AI practices. There’s also a focus on the necessity of continuous learning and the rapid rise of generative AI technologies, as well as their implications for various industries, showcasing a complex, evolving AI landscape.
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AMD and OpenAI Chip Partnership
- AMD's new MI400 AI chips were co-developed with OpenAI, signaling a shift in chip development partnerships.
- This collaboration challenges NVIDIA's dominance by focusing on energy efficiency and powerful AI computation.
Meta's AI Investment Strategy
- Meta is heavily investing billions into AI, focusing on building custom hardware and super intelligence labs.
- Their strategic tie with Scale AI highlights data labeling's crucial role as a competitive asset in AI.
AI Infrastructure Advances
- NVIDIA is building its first industrial AI cloud in Germany to support European AI sovereignty.
- IBM plans a large error-corrected quantum computer for AI by 2028, indicating a leap in computing technology.