Amazon and Google racing to catch up with OpenAI despite having large AI teams

Amazon and Google racing to catch up with OpenAI despite having large AI teams.

The question of why the largest tech firms in Silicon Valley haven’t produced an innovative service with a significant impact on artificial intelligence has been raised by many.

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However, new data from a London-based analytics startup called Glass.

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The downside to OpenAI’s straight-to-market approach is that it is releasing a powerful and largely untested tool to the public.

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