Jin10 data reported on August 14 that xAI CEO Elon Musk rarely praised its competitor Google on Wednesday. Musk wrote in a post on the X platform: "Apart from the real-world artificial intelligence field, Google currently has the largest advantage in Computing Power (and data), making it the most likely leader at the moment." However, he added that this situation "could change in a few years." Financial reports show that Google continues to invest heavily in the artificial intelligence field. In last month's second-quarter earnings call, the company stated that it would increase capital expenditures by $10 billion this year to $85 billion. The CEO of Google stated that the increase in capital expenditure would help meet the growing demand for chips and Google’s artificial intelligence products.
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· 08-14 05:14
On August 14, Jin10 reported that xAI CEO Elon Musk unusually praised its competitor Google on Wednesday. Musk wrote in a post on the X platform: "Apart from the real-world artificial intelligence field, Google currently has the largest advantage in Computing Power (and data), making it the most likely leader at this moment." However, he added that this situation "could change in a few years." Financial reports show that Google continues to invest heavily in the field of artificial intelligence. During last month's second-quarter earnings call, the company stated it would increase capital expenditure by $10 billion this year, to $85 billion. The CEO of Google stated that the increase in capital expenditure will help meet the growing demand for chips and Google’s artificial intelligence products.
Musk rarely praises Google: AI Computing Power data is currently leading, but the advantage may change in a few years.
Jin10 data reported on August 14 that xAI CEO Elon Musk rarely praised its competitor Google on Wednesday. Musk wrote in a post on the X platform: "Apart from the real-world artificial intelligence field, Google currently has the largest advantage in Computing Power (and data), making it the most likely leader at the moment." However, he added that this situation "could change in a few years." Financial reports show that Google continues to invest heavily in the artificial intelligence field. In last month's second-quarter earnings call, the company stated that it would increase capital expenditures by $10 billion this year to $85 billion. The CEO of Google stated that the increase in capital expenditure would help meet the growing demand for chips and Google’s artificial intelligence products.