Google invests $300 million in San Francisco AI startup Anthropic

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Google invests $300 million in San Francisco AI startup Anthropic
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The company developed a chatbot to rival OpenAI's ChatGPT. Now Google's taking notice.

Google has invested $300 million in the generative AI startup Anthropic,Based in San Francisco, Anthropic describes itself on its website as an AI safety and research organization working to"build reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems." The company has developed a generative AI chatbot called"Claude," which is not open to the public but is widely considered a competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT.

According to the Financial Times, Google will take around a 10% stake in the company as part of the deal. In a separate arrangement Anthropic has a large cloud contract with Google to power its AI software.OpenAIMicroso made a similar funding deal with Microsoft , taking $1 billion in order to leverage the larger firm's capacity for computing power to operate its chatbot and image generation software.

Anthropic was founded by Dario Amodei, who left OpenAI in 2021 after disagreeing with its founders over the mission of the company, saying it lost its original goal of AI safety and research for a path towards\ commercialization. With the Google deal, the company has now raised $1 billion to date. Its previous investors include Alameda Research, the now defunct hedge fund of Sam Bankman-Fried, which invested $500 million in the company.Chia-Lin Simmons is helping families surf the silver tsunamiThe Funded: Two Bay Area megadeals said to be in the works in AI space

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