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They probably saw the latest models like gpt 4.5 not being as revolutionary as expected and deepseek and others catching up.
by rdtsc 2y ago
They probably saw the latest models like gpt 4.5 not being as revolutionary as expected and deepseek and others catching up.
- thewebguyd 2y agoI think Microsoft isn't buying the AGI hype from OpenAI, and wants to move to be more model agnostic, and instead do what Microsoft (thinks) it does best, and that's tooling, and enterprise products. MS wants to push Copilot, and will be better off not being tied to OpenAI but having Copilot be model agnostic, like GH Copilot can use other models already. They are going to try and position Azure as "the" place to run your own models, etc.
- rdtsc 2y ago> instead do what Microsoft (thinks) it does best, and that's tooling, and enterprise products. Definitely, but I think it's because they saw OpenAI's moat get narrower and shallower, so to speak. As the article mentions it's still looking like a longer timeline [quote] "but Microsoft still holds exclusive rights to OpenAI’s models for its own products until 2030. That’s a long timeline to unravel."
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