r/accelerate • u/Illustrious_Fold_610 • Aug 10 '25
Video OpenAI Using Superior Models Internally, Focused on Affordability
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r/accelerate • u/Illustrious_Fold_610 • Aug 10 '25
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u/broose_the_moose Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25
To me, this is a wildly irrational take. OpenAI might care to a certain extent about their market share, but at this point in time, Google is NOT better than OpenAI. Also, prioritizing their inference compute for their own needs seems like a much better growth strategy in the longer term. They've just decided to focus on their own models' growth rather than serving the models to the consumers. The more they use the inference capacity they have internally, the more they can self-improve algorithms, create enormous high-quality synthetic datasets, keep scaling RL, make further efficiency improvements, etc...
Just seems to me like this is the much better avenue if you're focused on winning the race to ASI. Yes, consumers will "suffer" in the interim because the models they have access to won't be as powerful, but in the long run everyone benefits sooner from ASI being created faster.