A Competitor of Scale AI Doubles Its Revenue, Thanks to Reasoning
Before we get into today’s column, President Donald Trump’s repeal of Joe Biden’s executive order on AI on Monday evening has to be the biggest news in AI. In case you’ve forgotten, Biden’s executive order required companies training large AI models to share details about their models with the federal government.
Trump’s decision won’t have surprised anyone—Trump has been critical of Biden’s executive order for months. What’s not clear is how his administration will handle major issues surrounding AI, like export controls on models and chips and how much AI developers will need to disclose to the government.
Now onto today’s column…
Few companies have been bigger beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence boom than those specializing in helping OpenAI, Google and other AI developers improve the quality of their models.
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