ALTMAN WORRIED US MAY LOSE AI LEADERSHIP
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Monday he’s concerned the U.S. may no longer lead in open-source AI, noting adoption is slower than expected. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan added that informed sources believe China now leads the U.S. in the space.

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