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The Broadcom co-developed inference processor is headed for deployment by year-end. Its published gains are meaningful, but they exclude model training and Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform.
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3 minThe OpenAI chief’s argument links two tensions: society needs a voice in AI’s direction, but businesses are changing their systems far more slowly than model capabilities advance.
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