Not Google, Microsoft, NVIDIA, ‘this AI company will be world’s most valuable’ says SoftBank founder

Masayoshi Son, the founder and CEO of Softbank, called Sam Altman’s Openai’s Openai as “the most valuable company in the world”

Masayoshi Son, the founder and CEO of Softbank, called Sam Altman’s Openai’s Openai the most valuable company in the world .. The Japanese company said that it was largely a banking on artificial intelligence (AI), because it planned investments worth 4.8 trillion Japanese yen (approximately 33.2 billion dollars). The son expressed positive growth for the ChatGPT manufacturer and said that Openai will be the most valuable company in the world.

CEO Masayoshi Son, while describing the greater target of the multinational investment holding, he said he would be one of the Frontunners of Artificial Super -Süperctelligigence (ASI) age. This year, the Japanese Tech Holding plans to strengthen its partnership with Openai as part of the Stargate project of $ 500 billion.

At the meeting, the last said that Openai CEO Sam Altman asked Softbank’s partnership with Microsoft’s AI company and asked for an investment assistance of $ 10 billion long before he was partnership with AI. “I said, yes, I would do it,” my son said to the shareholders. Later, Altman established a partnership with Microsoft, who recently continued to approve Openai’s restructuring plan, which aimed to transform the non -profit -free section into a public benefit company.

Even if the partnership between Microsoft and Openai passes through difficult waters, his son’s devotion to Sam Altman’s company remains constant despite his company’s new investments. However, if the company does not provide restructuring until December 31st, it warned that it will reduce its shares in Openai. However, the son made the company’s support to remain the same as “whatever Microsoft and whatever”.

According to Son, this strengthening partnership is very important for Softbank’s vision of creating the world’s largest ace platform. The long -term commitment stems from Softbank’s claim to be the organizer of the industry during the next decade. Softbank has investments in both the US and the UK.