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☁️ OpenAI’s AWS debut
why Altman is spreading his bets

Welcome to AI Wire — your smart shortcut to all things AI, without the jargon.
What we’ll cover today:
☁️ OpenAI on AWS for the first time and why Altman is spreading his bets
📂 Two new OpenAI open models with one big catch you need to know
🌐 Perplexity vs Cloudflare and the fight for control of the AI web
💻 Trump hints at chip tariffs and what it could mean for AI costs

AWS has joined the list of cloud providers offering OpenAI models for the first time. [Read Full Story]
OpenAI has added its new open-weight reasoning models to AWS Bedrock and SageMaker.
This marks the first direct integration between AWS and OpenAI.
The models are licensed under Apache 2.0, allowing commercial use without fees.
The move expands OpenAI’s reach beyond Microsoft and Oracle.
It strengthens AWS’s position in the enterprise AI market.
Will you consider using OpenAI models on AWS now that they are available through Bedrock and SageMaker? |
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OpenAI has released its first open models since GPT-2, but with limits on transparency. [Read Full Story]
The two versions, with 120B and 20B parameters, are competitive with leading open models.
They can run on a single GPU or even a consumer laptop.
Both models have higher hallucination rates than OpenAI’s closed models.
OpenAI is not releasing the training data, preserving its competitive edge.
The release is aimed at countering Chinese growth in the open AI space.
Cloudflare and Perplexity are in a public dispute over AI web access.
Cloudflare has accused Perplexity of bypassing robots.txt restrictions.
Perplexity claims it was acting on direct user requests rather than automated crawling. [Read Full Story]
The incident raises the policy question of whether AI agents should be treated as bots or browsers.
Bot traffic has now surpassed human traffic online, largely driven by LLMs.
The US semiconductor industry may face new trade barriers.
President Trump has said tariffs on semiconductors could be announced next week. [Read Full Story]
The announcement adds uncertainty to ongoing debates over AI chip export rules.
US manufacturing capacity remains small despite CHIPs Act investments.
Intel and TSMC are facing delays in building new US chip plants.
Tariffs could increase costs for AI hardware and slow infrastructure development.
If AI hardware costs rise due to tariffs, how would your company adapt? |

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we have a lot of new stuff for you over the next few days!
something big-but-small today.
and then a big upgrade later this week.
— Sam Altman (@sama)
3:51 PM • Aug 5, 2025
There are things that regular code will always do better than AI.
In fact, most software will still rely on ol’ plain regular code, not LLMs.
I remember when OOP became a thing. Everyone and their mother wanted to write classes instead of structured functions.
It’s hard to
— Santiago (@svpino)
3:29 PM • Aug 5, 2025
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