OpenAI saga shows AI supremacy race is not just between nations

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November 22, 2023

OpenAI saga shows the race for AI supremacy is no longer just between nations

The OpenAI debacle has widened the scope of this debate, but the underlying message remains the same, especially for governments still figuring out their role in an AI-powered regime, suggests ZDNET's senior contributing editor Eileen Yu.

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