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    OpenAI reportedly uses Cerebras internally

    A post citing the Latent Space podcast says speed during outages is one reason for OpenAI’s internal use of Cerebras.

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    Citing a conversation on the Latent Space podcast, a post says OpenAI uses Cerebras internally partly because every second matters during an outage. The post describes fast inference—running AI models quickly—as being used for incident response and critical research, where more reasoning within the available time can improve the response.

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    Sarah Chieng@MilksandMatchaDuring an outage, every second matters. That is one of the reasons OpenAI is using @cerebras internally. @seanlie describes how fast inference is being used for incident response and critical research, where more reasoning within the available time can improve the response. From @seanlie’s conversation with @swyx on @latentspacepod.22d

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    Sarah Chieng@MilksandMatchaDuring an outage, every second matters. That is one of the reasons OpenAI is using @cerebras internally. @seanlie describes how fast inference is being used for incident response and critical research, where more reasoning within the available time can improve the response. From @seanlie’s conversation with @swyx on @latentspacepod.22d