‘Big Short’ trader Michael Burry slams OpenAI, Anthropic for ‘self-serving’ calls to slow AI – joining backlash
Burry joins a chorus of tech bigwigs including David Sacks and Bill Gurley panning the so-called AI fearmongering sweeping Silicon Valley.
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Burry joins a chorus of tech bigwigs including David Sacks and Bill Gurley panning the so-called AI fearmongering sweeping Silicon Valley.
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