OpenAI CEO clarifies comments taken out of context to Tech Mahindra CEO

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has clarified that his comments on competing with the company have been taken out of context. Speaking at the ET Conversations event, Altman had replied to a question from Peak XV Partners managing director Rajan Anandan stating that it was totally hopeless to compete with us (OpenAI) on training foundation models, citing a hypothetical scenario in which three engineers with $10 million try to emulate the achievement. In response to this, Tech Mahindra MD and CEO CP Gurnani tweeted, Dear @sama, from one CEO to another… challenge accepted, citing Altman’s comment. Altman has since clarified his statement, saying that it was taken out of context and that his comments related specifically to competing with OpenAI with a limited budget. He added that he has no doubt Indian startup founders can achieve something new that will contribute a new thing to the world, and that the question should be, what a startup can do that’s never been done before.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Related to the Above News

What did OpenAI CEO Sam Altman say that was taken out of context?

Altman's comments on competing with the company were taken out of context.

What was the hypothetical scenario cited by Altman?

Altman cited a hypothetical scenario in which three engineers with $10 million try to emulate OpenAI's achievement in training foundation models.

What was the response of Tech Mahindra MD and CEO CP Gurnani to Altman's comment?

Gurnani tweeted, Dear @sama, from one CEO to another... challenge accepted, citing Altman's comment.

What was Altman's clarification on his statement?

Altman clarified that his statement was related specifically to competing with OpenAI with a limited budget and that he has no doubt Indian startup founders can achieve something new that will contribute a new thing to the world.

What question does Altman suggest that startup founders should ask themselves?

Altman suggests that startup founders should ask themselves what they can do that's never been done before.

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