OpenAI's chief product officer isn't worried that the rise of open-source will cause the second.
In the first vision, AI startups are in a winner-takes-all race.
AdvertisementOn Wednesday, OpenAI chief product officer Kevin Weil took to the stage, where Anyscale cofounder Robert Nishihara asked him what open-source models mean for OpenAI's business.
These AI models, such as Meta's Llama offerings, are freely available for almost anyone to use, while OpenAI sells access to propriety, closed models.
But if downloadable, open-source models pull all prices down to the "cost of production," then Andreessen's first vision — of "infinite profits" — starts to appear a little less likely.
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Marc Andreessen, isn't, —, Andreessen, there's, Rice, OpenAI, Kevin Weil, Robert Nishihara, Weil, Mark, Zuckerberg
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Service, Google, Ray Summit, Anyscale, Meta
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