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Chamath: Apple licensing Google Gemini signals giving up on in-house AI
“I think it's them giving up. This is the most consequential new development in technology and compute in probably 20 years, 30 years.”
Lafont: ChatGPT maintains over 80% market share against AI rivals
“It really is a dominant kind of franchise, right? It is maintaining 80% plus market share.”
Calacanis: Open-source AI will win as users reject biased proprietary models
“You know who the big winner is going to be in all of this? Chamath is going to be open source. Like, cause people are just not going to want a model that has all this baked in weird bias, right? They're going to want something that's open source.”
Calacanis: Gemini refused simple queries about political legal cases
“I just asked it a couple of times to just to list the legal cases against Trump, the legal cases against Hunter Biden, the legal cases against president Biden, and it will not just list them. It just punts on that. It's really fascinating. Then chat GPT is lik…”
Calacanis: Google Gemini has reached parity with and exceeded OpenAI
“Gemini was beating that hands down for me. And I think he conceded that with their free model and their 20 dollar model, if we just gave it decent prompts, I think Google now has reached parity and they have an app out. Freeburg, what are your thoughts? Becaus…”
Sacks asserts reports of Apple licensing Google Gemini cannot be true
“The story can't be true because it'd be so strategically dumb. Like Jamas said, even if Google Gemini were great, you'd still want to invest in having your own thing because it's such a strategic technology. Why would you ever outsource it to your main competi…”