PYMNTS.com November 3, 2024

OpenAI’s CEO says a dearth of computing capacity is hindering his company’s product rollouts.

“All of these models have gotten quite complex,” Sam Altman wrote in a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session when asked why OpenAI’s next artificial intelligence (AI) models were taking so long. “We also face a lot of limitations and hard decisions about [how] we allocated our compute towards many great ideas.”

His comments were reported last week by TechCrunch, which said a number of recent media accounts indicate that OpenAI is struggling to find the computer infrastructure it needs to run and train its models.

Altman said that this strained capacity will delay the launch of Advanced Voice Mode, the realistic-sounding conversational feature for ChatGPT.

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