Tech leaders support launch of public interest AI partnership in Paris

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A group of 11 tech leaders has endorsed a new partnership called Current AI, aimed at developing "public interest" artificial intelligence. This initiative will provide tools, data, and infrastructure for AI projects. Current AI plans to raise $2.5 billion, with $400 million already pledged from several governments and organizations. The partnership seeks to enhance access to data and open-source tools for AI developers. The announcement coincides with a global summit in Paris focused on AI's challenges and opportunities. Current AI will prioritize projects in healthcare, linguistic diversity, and science.


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