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Can a 30-person start-up build Britain’s answer to OpenAI?
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The development of artificial intelligence models has become a highly competitive field, with companies like OpenAI gaining significant attention for their advanced language processing capabilities. The UK government's backing of Cosine, a relatively small start-up, suggests a desire to promote domestic innovation in this area and potentially reduce reliance on foreign-developed AI technologies. This effort is part of a broader trend of governments seeking to support the development of "sovereign" AI capabilities that can serve national interests.
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Can a 30-person start-up build Britain’s answer to OpenAI?
London-based Cosine has UK government backing to build a ‘sovereign AI’ model but faces far better resourced rivals
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