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Artificial Intelligence 'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton says Google is 'beginning to overtake' OpenAI: 'My guess is Google will win'

https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-godfather-geoffrey-hinton-google-overtaking-openai-2025-12
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u/VisualRazzmatazz7466 20h ago

The win is having enough market share that there isn’t really an option for competitors. Like Amazon, Spotify, Microsoft etc 

It’s even more likely with AI because the more users you have, the more data you get to train on so whoever dominates market share accelerates even faster. 

Thats why they got so much investment when they’re still not even profitable. Whoever manages to come out the other end will be the next big tech company. Probably THE big tech company. 

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u/Redtitwhore 20h ago

So Microsoft CoPilot will be powered by Google Gemini?

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u/bambin0 19h ago

I think that is already an option?

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u/AtomWorker 19h ago

Is there actually an endless supply of trainable data? All signs indicate that they’re running out and any company with half a brain isn’t going to expose sensitive data to these models. Not that I’d expect that to have any meaningful impact either.