Jensen Huang says Nvidia is pulling back from OpenAI and Anthropic, but his explanation raises more questions than it answers
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Meanwhile, the competition between AI companies has gotten more cutthroat. Instead of a race to the top, the AI rivalry seems more like a bareknuckle version of King of the Mountain. When the Pentagon banished Anthropic, OpenAI rushed to fill the gap with its own Department of Defense contract. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman insisted that he entered his hasty deal with the Pentagon to relieve pressure on Anthropic, but Amodei was having none of it. “Sam is trying to undermine our position while appearing to support it,” Amodei said in an internal memo. “He is trying to make it more possible for the admin to punish us by undercutting our public support.” (Amodei later apologized for his tone in the message.)