xAI CEO Elon Musk paid a rare compliment to his rival Google on Wednesday.”Outside of real-world AI, Google has the biggest compute (and data) advantage for now, so currently has the highest probability of being the leader,” Musk wrote in an X post.But that “may change in a few years,”…
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