It is quite obvious that the AI race in 2025 is akin to the space race back in the 1960s. Instead of countries warring, it's now big tech competing. Now, in this competitive timeline of artificial intelligence, the rivalry between tech giants is very interesting to watch. Undoubtedly, in the very middle of this competition is OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, led by its CEO Sam Altman, as many people today think of ChatGPT the moment they hear the word AI.
Now, in a surprising interview, Altman gave a rare opinion into what he believes is the biggest weakness in OpenAI rival Google's strategy for artificial intelligence. This came after his acceptance of Google's awesome business model, as he seems to be of the opinion that the search giant's method of integrating AI may leave it at a disadvantage compared with competitors willing to build AI first products from the ground up.
