OpenAI could give the UK premium access to ChatGPT in a €2.3bn deal discussed by Sam Altman and Peter Kyle.
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OpenAI could be in for a valuable partnership with the UK, according to talks between OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and UK Technology Secretary Peter Kyle. The estimated €2.3 billion deal would give the UK premium access to ChatGPT technology. This meeting recently took place in San Francisco, underlining the UK government's growing interest in artificial intelligence innovation.
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Acces premium la nivel național la ChatGPT. Țara europeană care ar fi dispusă să plătească peste 2 miliarde de euro pentru asta
Marea Britanie discută cu OpenAI un acord prin care să ofere acces gratuit în întreaga țară la ChatGPT Plus. Taxa s-ar ridica la 2 mld. lire sterline
Minister discussed £2bn deal to give ChatGPT Plus to all UK residents, says report
Acces gratuit la ChatGPT Plus pentru toți cetățenii unei țări europene. Discuții pentru o înțelegere de 2,3 miliarde de euro
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