OpenAI, criadora do ChatGPT, abre primeiro escritório na Ásia / Photo: © AFP/Arquivos
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OpenAI, criadora do ChatGPT, abre primeiro escritório na Ásia
A OpenAI, empresa americana especializada em inteligência artificial e criadora do ChatGPT, abriu nesta segunda-feira um escritório em Tóquio, o primeiro no continente asiático.
"Nos comprometemos a trabalhar junto ao governo japonês, às empresas locais e aos institutos de pesquisa para desenvolver ferramentas de IA seguras, que respondem às necessidades específicas do Japão e abram novas perspectivas", escreveu OpenAI em um comunicado publicado em seu blog.
Este é o terceiro escritório que a empresa abre fora dos Estados Unidos, depois dos que inaugurou em Londres e em Dublin no ano passado.
A empresa também anunciou o lançamento gradual no Japão de uma versão de sua mais recente ferramenta de linguagem, GPT-4, "otimizada especificamente" para o idioma japonês, e que funciona "três vezes mais rápido" que seu antecessor, GPT-4 Turbo.
A grande aliada da OpenAI, a gigante tecnológica americana Microsoft, anunciou na semana passada um investimento de 2,9 bilhões de dólares (cerca de 15 bilhões de reais) no Japão para acelerar o desenvolvimento da IA e capacitar três milhões de funcionários japoneses nestas novas ferramentas.
S.Keller--BTB
