Since 2020, OpenAI has developed its generative artificial intelligence technologies on a massive supercomputer constructed by Microsoft, one of its largest backers, that uses 10,000 of Nvidia's GPUs.

Google and other tech companies have been racing to build some form of generative AI into new or existing products.

Governments have been slow to respond, with few countries passing legislation for the ethical use of AI, while also justifying the use of AI-based surveillance technologies.

Testifying in a landmark US trial against its rival Google, Nadella testified the tech giants' efforts to build content libraries to train their large language models 'reminds me of the early phases of distribution deals.'

It excluded private posts shared only with family and friends 'in an effort to respect consumers' privacy'.

Many countries are planning AI regulation, and Britain is hosting a global AI safety summit in November, focusing on understanding the risks posed by the frontier technology.

Chinh's trip comes on the heels of a visit by President Biden to Hanoi during which the two leaders announced improved bilateral relations and plans to deepen cooperation in several areas.

Authorities around the world are grappling with how to regulate and legislate on issues related to artificial intelligence as services such as ChatGPT gain traction.

A new code drafted by the industry giants at the government's request will require search engines to ensure that such content is not returned in search results, reports say.

Tencent, China's most valuable internet company, said Hunyuan had more than 100 billion parameters and was trained with more than 2 trillion tokens, two metrics often used to measure AI models' power.

Launched by Microsoft-backed OpenAI on Nov 30, ChatGPT has become the world's fastest growing app to date and prompted the release of rivals like Google's Bard.

Academics and researchers have repeatedly found ways to subvert chatbots by feeding them rogue commands or fool them into circumventing their own built-in guardrails.