Introducing LLaMA 2: Meta's groundbreaking open-source AI model for generative AI, offering enterprises a free and accessible alternative in the rapidly evolving LLM landscape.
Despite a drop in global venture funding, artificial intelligence (AI) companies still see successes, with major players and startups securing significant funding. However, the overall decline in venture funding raises concerns for the startup ecosystem's future.
OpenAI may launch a marketplace for the sale of proprietary AI models, potentially giving access to its large language models for various use cases. The move could pose a challenge to customers and technology partners like Salesforce and Microsoft.
Oracle partners with Toronto-based AI startup, Cohere, to offer enterprise customers an alternative method to build generative AI apps using their own data. Cohere raised $270M in a series C funding round, with big tech names including NVIDIA, Salesforce Ventures, and SentinelOne. Oracle will be embedding Cohere's AI technology, and Cohere will use Oracle's cloud to train, build, and deploy its AI models. This partnership looks similar to Microsoft's investment in OpenAI, but Cohere is designed for enterprise customers, allowing them to use their own data to train their AI models without sharing it.
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