Microsoft CEO Nadella attended OpenAI’s first developer conference: Azure lays a solid foundation for its AI model.
The generative AI company OpenAI held its first DevDay developer conference today. During the keynote speech, the company’s CEO Sam Altman invited a surprise guest Taking the stage: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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Nadella did not attend for long and mainly talked about the rise of artificial intelligence and its impact on the company’s data infrastructure such as Azure.
Nadella said in the interview:
Workloads, workload patterns, and training operations need to be advanced simultaneously, and the amount of data and parallel processing are more complex than before.
So the first thing we’ve been doing is collaborating to build the underlying systems, from power to data centers to racks to accelerators to networking, from the way we think about it to actually running it, the way Azure operates has happened A sea change.
To support these models that OpenAI is enhancing, the company is changing rapidly. So our first job is to build the best system so we can build the best models and then make it all available to developers.
In his keynote speech, Altman said:
I think we have the best partnership in technology. It’s clear that both OpenAI and Microsoft are satisfied with their cooperation, and this relationship will become stronger in the foreseeable future, especially as more developers sign up for Azure and use OpenAI’s tools and services.
During DevDay, OpenAI announced a plan to allow developers to create their own ChatGPT service without coding. It also launched a preview of its GPT-4 Turbo model, which has “knowledge of world events as of April 2023” and is cheaper to use than ChatGPT 4.
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