
Nvidia Throws Its Support Behind OpenAI, Open AI, and… Super-Closed AI?
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Backing OpenAI, open-source efforts, and Ilya Sutskever’s ultra-stealth startup in parallel shows Nvidia is underwriting the full spectrum of AI governance models — not betting on one ideology. If you’re building on Nvidia, assume your competitors could be powered by anything from fully open weights to tightly locked-down proprietary stacks.
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