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AI’s new race: cheaper, smarter systems outrun bigger models
technology4 days ago

AI’s new race: cheaper, smarter systems outrun bigger models

The AI race is shifting from chasing the biggest models to building orchestration systems that pick the right model for each task at the right cost, using data and tools as needed. Open-weight models are gaining ground, potentially delivering most tokens in 18–24 months and pressuring the pricing power of dominant labs. This fuels a move toward near-data, task-specific deployments and a hybrid compute approach, while raising strategic concerns about national competitiveness and regulation as Chinese open models grow in importance.

Karp Slams AI Tokens, Bets on Open-Weight Models for Enterprises
technology13 days ago

Karp Slams AI Tokens, Bets on Open-Weight Models for Enterprises

Palantir CEO Alex Karp criticized the token-based pricing used by OpenAI and Anthropic as overpriced and called for enterprises to own their data and compute, signaling a shift toward open-weight models and in-house tools; he noted Palantir’s expanded partnership with Nvidia to build government-focused AI models and argued that control over compute, models and the data stack is what customers want as AI costs rise and competition from China grows.

OpenAI Launches Open-Source Models to Compete Globally
technology11 months ago

OpenAI Launches Open-Source Models to Compete Globally

OpenAI has released its first open-weight models in over five years, gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, which can be run locally and fine-tuned, marking a shift towards more open AI tools. These models, available for free on Hugging Face under the Apache 2.0 license, aim to democratize AI development while addressing safety concerns. They perform competitively with proprietary models and are part of a broader trend of open AI models from companies like Meta and Chinese startups, amidst ongoing AI talent competition.