AI News Open AI asks for loan guarantees

[t2van]

ICYMI - OpenAI asks U.S. for loan guarantees to fund $1 trillion AI expansion | investingLive

OpenAI’s pursuit of government-backed financing underscores the escalating cost of AI infrastructure and the growing overlap between tech investment and public-sector support. The move could reshape funding models for large-scale AI projects and signal broader state involvement in the sector.

investinglive.com

OpenAI asks U.S. for loan guarantees to fund $1 trillion AI expansion​

 

[Dopious]

No problems, the schmuck has money from not paying his government employees, better help his rich buddies.

 

[Spicy Nug]

Because they need even more money!?

 

[SirTop]

OpenAI, Microsoft, Nvidia, Oracle... bunch of shenanigans I can’t even wrap my head around right now : D

 

[Octavia]

ICYMI - OpenAI asks U.S. for loan guarantees to fund $1 trillion AI expansion | investingLive

OpenAI’s pursuit of government-backed financing underscores the escalating cost of AI infrastructure and the growing overlap between tech investment and public-sector support. The move could reshape funding models for large-scale AI projects and signal broader state involvement in the sector.

investinglive.com

OpenAI asks U.S. for loan guarantees to fund $1 trillion AI expansion​

They're too big to collapse.

They don't have the money to pay any of the outstanding contracts so they just inflate the prices even more so it becomes everyone else's problem

 

[t2van]

They're too big to collapse.

They don't have the money to pay any of the outstanding contracts so they just inflate the prices even more so it becomes everyone else's problem

I don't think they will collapse.

It's like the .com the Internet didn't go away it became stronger.

There will be little companies that will fall away or get absorbed. I think money is being invested in the wrong things, wasted research, over inflated promises.

It's a bubble for them reasons I think.

 

[SilverClouds]

They're too big to collapse.

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They don't have the money to pay any of the outstanding contracts

Okay

so they just inflate the prices even more so it becomes everyone else's problem

Oh, so it's everyone's problem that they can't run a profitable business. Meanwhile small business owners get told to flip burgers at McDonalds each time they run into financial problems.