If there is one thing OpenAI is becoming synonymous with outside of ChatGPT, it’s cutting big deals.
That’s why it's of great interest that leadership from the artificial intelligence startup will descend on Australia next week to meet Treasurer Jim Chalmers, as Capital Brief reported this morning.
The treasurer is expected to discuss “strategic investment” in Australia with company executives, likely canvassing the potential for a data centre or cloud computing agreement.
Little or even nothing may come of the meeting. Yet it comes as OpenAI pursues every ingredient of the AI stew with unprecedented vigour — and cash.
