Sam Altman-led OpenAI has a problem with this China’s ‘AI tigers’ company; says ‘The goal is to…’
OpenAI has raised concerns about Chinese artificial intelligence firm Zhipu AI, calling it a major player in China’s bid to dominate the global AI market. In a blog post published Wednesday (June 25), the company said Zhipu AI has made “notable progress” and is on the “front line” of Beijing’s push to expand its AI influence. Founded in 2019, Zhipu AI has been described by Chinese media as one of the country’s “AI tigers” — a group of high-growth large language model companies seen as key to China’s strategy to reduce reliance on US technology.
OpenAI highlights Zhipu AI’s Beijing links and overseas activity
