A coalition of 25 companies signed a letter arguing that open-weight AI models are essential for U.S. leadership and economic sustainability in AI.
A coalition of 25 companies and organizations — spanning chipmakers, cloud providers and cybersecurity firms — has signed a joint letter arguing that open-weight AI models are essential to keeping the U.S. at the front of the AI race.
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