OpenAI 希望所有人將 AI 資料中心稱為「compute campuses」
OpenAI wants everyone to call AI data centers 'compute campuses'
OpenAI 計劃提議將 AI 資料中心改稱「compute campuses」,發言人已向 Business Insider 確認這個新稱呼。發言人稱,新名稱更能描述相關基建的規模和作用;OpenAI 希望接待相關基建的社區能參與塑造,並分享基建帶來的機會。
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OpenAI doesn't want to call them "data centers" anymore.
Instead, the ChatGPT maker plans to propose a new, more chic name for the behemoth factories that power your chatbot queries.
That new name is "compute campuses," an OpenAI spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider on Sunday.
"Compute campuses better describes the scale and role of the infrastructure we're building for AI," the spokesperson said. "These are long-term investments in computing, energy infrastructure and skilled work."
Though much has been said about the less-than-stellar reputations of AI data centers (a recent Pew Research poll found that 54% of Americans say AI data centers are bad for the environment), efforts to ameliorate that view have mostly failed. Data centers are now a major issue for voters in the midterms.
While major data center builders like Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft have pledged millions of dollars to the communities and schools surrounding their centers, OpenAI is betting that a complete rebrand will also help turn around public opinion.
"We want the communities hosting that infrastructure to help shape it and share in the opportunities it creates," the OpenAI spokesperson said.
Time will tell, however, if the "compute campus" lingo catches on.
Axios earlier reported that OpenAI was also preparing for a blue wave in Tuesday's midterm elections, which could result in a more regulatory-minded government.
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Truman Dickerson is the Weekend News Fellow at Business Insider, based in New York City. He covers trending tech and business news. He previously reported for The Boston Globe's Express Desk. He graduated from Boston University, where he served as editor in chief of The Daily Free Press, BU's student-run newspaper.Contact him at Tdickerson@insider.com
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