Artificial Intelligence (AI) Startups Bushra have defended their decisions to partner with Amazon And Googlesaying that collaborating with two companies gives it more freedom than if it worked with just one.
“That freedom and that choice is what I think sets Anthropic apart from these other deals,” said Anthropic co-founder and CEO. Dario Amoudi As of Thursday (May 9). Reports By Bloomberg.
In an interview at the Bloomberg Technology Summit, Amoudi said Anthropic is not as closely tied to a single major investor as Open AI is with MicrosoftAccording to the report.
The comments come at a time when regulators in the United States and the United Kingdom are examining the impact that the biggest investments by tech giants in AI startups could have on competition in the market, the report said. can fall on
Google, Amazon And According to the report, Microsoft has invested billions in companies in this sector, providing both financing and cloud computing resources.
In the case of Anthropic, Google has agreed to invest $2 billion in the firm and Amazon will invest $4 billion, the report said.
PYMNTS reported. April 24 that of Great Britain Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) was seeking input from stakeholders until May 9 to determine whether a partnership between Microsoft and Amazon Generative AI Model developers should be classified as integration.
This request for comments is an early stage in the information-gathering phase, which precedes the start of a formal Phase 1 investigation by UK regulators. However, this request does not initiate a formal review.
gave United Europe (EU) is also investigating the tech industry, along with the EU's antitrust chief. Margaret Vestager Expressing concern over investment by big tech companies AI startups.
After meeting with a French AI firm Mistral AI On April 26, Vestager wrote in a Post On X (ex-Twitter): “If we act early, we can avoid the #AI market being dominated by a few big guys. player, As we have seen happen with #digital #platforms. We need dynamic #competition in AI now.
In Thursday's Bloomberg report, Amoudi also said that while it currently costs $100 million to train AI models, he expects it to cost $100 billion in the future.