OpenAI Slows Down Training, Cerebras Launches a Chip, GLM-5.3 at 1.4/4.4
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OpenAI has chosen to slow down the training of its models to limit cybersecurity risks, aiming to preserve data privacy, ensure infrastructure security, and guarantee the integrity of the models. Cerebras has unveiled a new chip designed to enhance AI speed in competition with Nvidia. Meanwhile, the GLM-5.3 API is now available, with pricing set at 1.4/4.4 per million tokens and a promise of increased efficiency.
OpenAI Adjusts Training for Cybersecurity Reasons
OpenAI has decided to slow down the training of its models to limit cybersecurity risks. This decision aims to preserve data privacy, ensure infrastructure security, and guarantee the integrity of AI models.
Cerebras Unveils a Chip Aimed at Speed Advantage
Cerebras has revealed a new chip designed to enhance AI speed in competition with Nvidia. This development could disrupt the AI sector and deliver significantly superior performance.
GLM-5.3 Arrives with a Pricing of 1.4/4.4 per Million Tokens
The new GLM-5.3 API is offered with pricing set at 1.4/4.4 per million tokens. This evolution signals enhanced efficiency for AI tasks.
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