Microsoft CEO's comeback to Elon Musk's 'Satya's were given money': no longer for hyping AI
Microsoft CEO satya Nadella on thursday spoke back to billionaire tech mogul
Elon Musk over the latter's comments about Stargate
, a USD 500 billion artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure venture announced by using US President Donald Trump, announcing that his funding is for "constructing beneficial things for the real global".
it all started out after Musk raised doubts about the Stargate AI venture, saying that money promised for the investment surely wasn't there. "They don't without a doubt have the money," Musk wrote on his social platform X. "SoftBank has nicely under $10B secured. i've that on correct authority".
Responding to Musk's claims, Open AI CEO
Sam Altman said that the X leader became "wrong, as you really know"
and invited him to visit the first web site in texas that is already below construction.
"incorrect, as you actually realize. want to come back visit the primary web page already underway? this is top notch for the united states of america. I understand what's tremendous for the usa is not what is highest quality to your companies, however on your new position, i hope you may frequently placed [the United States] first," Altman wrote.
Musk doubled down on Altman's remarks, retweeting an photo of a crack pipe with the caption: "Leaked photograph of the research tool OpenAI used to provide you with their
$500 billion range for Stargate"
.
in the meantime, satya Nadella, whose organization has partnered with OpenAI, also shared his views on the Stargate deal. asked about the spat between Musk and Altman in the course of a CNBC interview, he said, "All I recognize is, i am good for my $eighty billion. i'm going to spend $eighty billion building out Azure".
Reacting to a clip of Nadella's interview, Elon Musk wrote, "on the other hand, satya without a doubt does have the cash". Nadella spoke back to Musk's submit and wrote: "And all this money isn't always approximately hyping AI, but is about constructing useful matters for the actual global".
The Stargate AI undertaking
, that is being co-funded via ChatGPT-maker OpenAI software giant Oracle and eastern funding firm SoftBank, has been dubbed as "a powerful statement of self assurance in the united states's capacity" with the aid of US President Donald Trump. The task will begin with an preliminary investment of USD 100, with Masayoshi Son, Oracle's Larry Ellison, and Altman on the helm.
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